Zinedine Zidane prepares Real Madrid to prepare his players for the shock of Eibar

Zinedine Zidane admitted that he was planning an overhaul of his attack this summer while his Real Madrid players were working hard on the training ground before their clash with Eibar.

The Frenchman returned to the Bernabeu bar last month and rumors are rife about the targets he will target to lead the redesign on his side this summer.

Cristiano Ronaldo left for Juventus last summer and a failure to replace him enough led to a dismal comeback of their offense this season.

Zinedine Zidane confessed that he was planning a redesign of his Real Madrid attack this summer

Cristiano Ronaldo left for Juventus last summer and Real failed to replace him

Sergio Ramos at the training before the shock of La Liga against Eibar Saturday

Gareth Bale and Marcelo seemed to share a joke as they headed for the training ground.

Real is 13 points behind the league leader, Barcelona, ​​and was eliminated from the Champions League in the last leg of the 16th day by Ajax.

This led to questions about Zidane's choice to get things moving. President Florentino Perez is expected to provide significant support in the transfer market to make many staff changes.

At his press conference before Saturday's game at Bernabeu, Zidane admitted that his attack would be somewhere that he wanted to strengthen.

"Next year, we'll see what we can do about the goals," he said. "This year has cost us and there is the data to back it up.

"We have to accept the fact that this year we had problems to score, and that's all. But we will change things.

"You have proof of what these players have accomplished in recent years and the club must start winning again. That's the reason I'm here.

"There are eight games left and we are going to finish well because of the fans. But do not forget what the players did.

"It looks like I'm angry, but I'm not, I speak with conviction."

Zidane began the session Friday by addressing the group before the players warmed up.

Bale hopes to play Saturday's game and will closely watch Marco Asensio at the training

There was also a fierce battle for possession between midfielder Luka Modric and Isco

Zidane's team then took part in shooting exercises before retiring to the locker room.

The Madrid players worked hard on Friday training to prepare for their match against the Eibar centerpiece in La Liga.

There seemed to be a relaxed atmosphere on their training ground in Valdebebas as they were working for the last time before the match.

Zidane started the session by addressing the group before the players warmed up and mingled with anything.

The players performed ball possession exercises and tweaked their tactical play plan before welcoming Eibar, who was terribly upset by beating Real 3-0 in November.

The players Sergio Ramos, Luka Modric and Gareth Bale were all defeated for the session as winter conditions seized the Spanish capital.

The Zidane team then took part in shooting exercises before retiring to the locker room and calling a day later.