Quote from: len01 on Today at 11:00:53 AM

Quote from: W Jr. on Today at 07:23:14 AM

Real Madrid’s intense injuries may be due to the training level being too harsh. Because I don’t see any other reason why players have injuries one after another. Maybe they shouldn’t train so intensely. The long recovery times for players after injuries puts Real Madrid in a difficult position. Even though there is a wide rotation of the squad, not every player has the best alternative in their own position in their squad. This forces Real Madrid to make difficult choices.

Wait a minute, as far as I know, training does not have any impact or even training does not cause players to get injured when competing on the field. And on the one hand, the injury suffered by Eder Militao was a mistake in the position of the foot that was not right causing the injury.
Maybe you can see the replay on social media and see how Eder Militao got injured.
So this has nothing to do with previous training.

Injuries are a risk that cannot be avoided in football so far, but the injury experienced by Militao should be our question of the intensity of training applied by Ancelotti at the moment, I think injuries from defenders like Militao are inevitable because his task requires him to stop the opponent from scoring goals in any way, but I don't think that the ACL injury that happens to him twice a year is actually quite strange, although maybe it happens because of a misposition in a match but strict training and also more force often have a bad impact on the players condition and make him prone to injury, player injuries do not only occur as a result of the match alone, but it can also occur due to the intensity of training, tight match schedules, and lack of recovery time can also contribute to the risk of injury occurring.

So it is wrong to say that training does not have an impact on player injuries because so far we have also often heard that a player has to miss a match after an injury he gets from previously training.