Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 06:18:15 AM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 06:11:09 AM

Madrid is one of the big teams of La Liga who has always been the strongest candidate in the UCL competition and that is the reason why management and coaches always maintain the quality of squad performance. As you say if Madrid always has a talented player and all of Ancelotti is careful in choosing a player who really has a big talent quality and is able to help Madrid appear better. The injured player is always a big problem, but for Madrid it is not a big problem because all the players owned by Madrid are always ready to replace the position of injured players and have a good contribution.
And related to the El Clasico match, I think Madrid will still win the match. Vinic and other key players are always ready to beat Barcelona.

It is clear that Ancelotti will find a player on the bench who can replace the injured one, but does Real have a player of Carvajal's level on their bench? This is a rhetorical question, there is no such player, but they will just have to learn to play without him because he is out due to injury for a whole year. El Clasico is always a special game, and this confrontation is always unpredictable, every season due to different circumstances one of the teams can be stronger and despite Real's losses, I am ready to say that Barcelona can beat Real.

Do you forget Lucas Vazquez? He's still available now. We have him to replace Carvajal, and i think it's kinda weird if you doubted his performance. I mean, Real Madrid chose him as Carvajal's sub. That shows he has quality. He is clearly different, a bit less in quality compared to the Carvajal, but i'm fine.

He is the only other RB owned by us, and just trust him. However, I'm still concerned about his sub. We cannot play him every single game from now until the end of the season. We must go for a low-profile veteran RB to be his sub.

All in all, we're still fine with Vazquez play in Carvajal's position (RB).