Former Real Madrid defender Fabio Cannavaro has
warned that the signings of Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo 'will not
solve the internal problems' at the club.
Experienced centre-back Cannavaro spent three seasons at Real
and parted company with the side at the end of last season,
re-joining Juventus for the 2009/10 campaign.
Real president Florentino Perez has already landed Kaka from AC
Milan for £56million while he has had a world-record bid of £80m
accepted for Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
Cannavaro, though, is not convinced the addition of the two
stars will be enough to ensure the club compete with Barcelona, who
were a dominant force last season.
"The club is going to have to do more because these players will
not solve the internal problems," said Cannavaro, who is currently
with the Italy squad in South Africa building up to the
Confederations Cup.
"The most important thing for the team is to
achieve a group mentality."
He continued: "They are incredible figures, astronomical ones,
especially in a world crisis as we are experiencing now.
"But those figures reflect the club culture of always being
accustomed to being the best."
Cannavaro expects Real Madrid president Florentino Perez's
shopping spree to continue.
"I think Madrid need five signings," he said. "Most of them in
attack, as that is Real Madrid's playing mentality."