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Quote from: mamesso on Today at 08:29:41 AM

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yes exactly the competition is becoming very close and Ancelotti has decided not to tire the players too much in view of the many matches that will be held, let's say that many players have already started to complain about this and it is no coincidence that many have already gotten hurt , due to the numerous matches played it is easy to get hurt and risk throwing away the championship!

Injuries are part of the game, but when they pile up like this at Real Madrid, its not just bad luck. Here we are discussing a crowded calendar: La Liga, Champions League, even the Club World Cup. Its a lot. Ancelotti is a really outstanding manager. Nevertheless, he is performing a real balancing act right now. We all want to see Real Madrid lift that Champions League trophy again, but not at the cost of the players' health. Particularly considering players returning from injuries, he must be clever about rotations. Returning them hastily can cause further issues later on.

The bench of Real Madrid will be important this season. When the great stars fade, can they step in? Can Ancelotti adjust his strategies to maximize their benefits? I bet they can. The circumstances are difficult. Yet, if someone can negotiate it, it will always be Los Blancos. They've got the talent, the experience, and the winning mentality.