Real Madrid is experiencing one of its most difficult seasons in terms of injuries. Since the start of the season, the white team has suffered significant losses, especially in defense. Rüdiger, Carvajal, Alaba, and Militão have been out at different times, forcing Ancelotti to improvise.
These absences have caused the Italian coach to look for solutions within the squad and turn to players from La Fábrica. Despite everything, the team has managed to stay in the fight for titles, but each injury is a hard blow along the way.
The Most Even LaLiga and a Key Match Against Leganés
After the international break, Real Madrid is already focused on its next league commitment against Leganés. The fight for the championship is tighter than ever, and each match has become a final. The three points next weekend are vital to staying at the top of the table and not losing ground to their direct rivals.
However, when it seemed that the team was recovering players, another bad news has arrived. A new player joins the long list of injured and will not be able to play again for the rest of the season.
Jeremy de León Out Until Next Season
Real Madrid has received a hard blow with the injury of Jeremy de León. The Puerto Rican winger, known for being a talisman in the Champions League, will not play anymore this season.
De León was injured during the recent international break in a match against the Dominican Republic. In that match, he suffered an injury that will require surgery on both shoulders to return in full form next season. His absence is significant, as despite playing in Castilla, Ancelotti considered him part of the first team in the Champions League.
His impact went beyond soccer: he contributed to a good atmosphere and had a great relationship with his teammates.
Another Setback for Ancelotti
Jeremy de León's injury is another problem for Ancelotti, who has faced many absences this season.
Although the winger was not a regular piece in the starting eleven, his role within the group was significant. Now, the coach will have to continue adjusting his plans and look for alternatives within the squad.
Real Madrid remains in the fight for all titles, but luck is not joining them in terms of health. The season is still long, and with more than a month of competition ahead, managing injuries will be key to determining how far the white team can go.