
Real Madrid are facing an avalanche of injuries. After Thibaut Courtois, Eder Militao, and even Eduardo Camavinga, the Madrid club has just lost David Alaba, victim of a cruciate ligament rupture. Present at a press conference, Carlo Ancelotti spoke about Real’s plans for the winter transfer window.
The hard blows keep coming Real Madrid. This Sunday, the men of Carlo Ancelotti enjoyed themselves at home against Villarreal with a great 4-1 success. However, the evening was spoiled by the serious injury of David Alaba. Having had a very good start to the season so far, the Austrian international has given way to Nacho at the end of the first period. The verdict quickly fell for Alabavictim of a rupture of the cruciate ligaments of the knee.
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Avalanche of injuries at Real Madrid
The wound of David Alaba does not help the plans of the Real Madrid for the rest of the season. Already orphans of Thibaut Courtoisd’Eder Militao, d’Eduardo Camavingaof Vinicius Jror evenArda GulerTHE You meringues chain together hard blows. Above all, this new injury in central defense upsets the plans of Carlo Ancelottiwho recently stated that with this very particular context, it is Aurélien Tchouaméni who could start in central defense against Alaves this Thursday evening (9:30 p.m.).
“We will look for the best possible solution”
Present at a press conference this Wednesday, the Italian coach of Real Madrid also spoke about the winter transfer window, affirming that the Madrid club would potentially look for a defensive solution from next January. “I’m not saying no, we spoke with the club, we will evaluate it in the coming days, we have time. The January market only ends on the 31st of this month, we will look for the best possible solution. For now, we are in no hurry. We will finish the year well and then we will have time to make the best possible decision”said Ancelotti in comments reported by AS.

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