Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has no concerns over whether Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo will be anle to play together in the same side.
The Welshman joined Los Blancos in a 91 million euro deal last week, but some pundits have said him and Ronaldo are too similar to be able to play alongside each other.
Italian boss Ancelotti, who has overseen his side to three wins in their first three La Liga matches, has no concerns over how the two will play together and says the team will adapt to their strengths.
Speaking to UEFA.com, Ancelotti said: “No [Ronaldo will not be used as a striker], I think we’ll be working out a system which will bring out the best characteristics of both players.
“You need to field the top players where they feel comfortable. Everything is going really well. Real Madrid is a massive club and it is well organised.
“I’m in no doubt at all that it will all work out well for him [Bale]. There’s been no problem at all in adapting. The team has changed a little since I came in.”
