Real Madrid Defender Returns to Training After Injury Ahead of Tomorrow’s Clash

As Real Madrid gears up for their next La Liga match against Celta Vigo, the club has been handed some positive news regarding player fitness.

Following concerns over key players missing from action, the latest updates offer fans hope for a stronger lineup this weekend.

Both Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Jr. have returned to full training after missing their national team duties due to fitness issues.

Now, Real Madrid has received another boost with center-back Eder Militao resuming training.

Militao, who was sidelined due to a muscle injury suffered before the international break, has been working hard on his recovery.

Despite playing through some discomfort in the match against Villarreal, the Brazilian defender was ultimately forced to withdraw from the Brazil national team squad to focus on his rehabilitation in Madrid.

With his recovery seemingly complete, Militao is now back in full training alongside the rest of the squad.

This return couldn’t come at a better time for Real Madrid, as they have been managing several injury setbacks this season.

With key players like Thibaut Courtois and Andriy Lunin recovering and returning to fitness, Real Madrid is hoping to present a more balanced and formidable squad this Saturday.

However, Brahim Diaz and David Alaba will remain unavailable, meaning the team is still battling some injury woes.

Meanwhile, another promising young talent, Arda Güler, has also been making headlines.

The 19-year-old midfielder has had a challenging start to the season due to fitness concerns and limited game time.

Despite his potential, Güler has found it hard to break into the starting lineup under Carlo Ancelotti, who currently has several midfield options at his disposal.

Güler’s performances for both club and country, however, have earned him praise from many, including Montenegro national team coach Robert Prosinecki, a former Real Madrid player himself.

Prosinecki lauded Güler’s footballing intelligence, highlighting his dominance on the ball and his high game IQ.

While Güler still has some distance to go before reaching his full potential, the manager remains confident that he will steadily gain more minutes and recognition at Real Madrid.

Güler has also been compared to Croatian legend Luka Modric, but Prosinecki advises patience, noting that it is too soon to predict whether Güler will reach Modric’s legendary status.

According to Prosinecki, consistency and long-term success are key if Güler wants to follow in Modric’s footsteps and carve out his own place in Real Madrid’s storied history.

With Militao’s return to training and Güler continuing to grow as a player, Real Madrid fans have much to be excited about as the team prepares for their upcoming clash against Celta Vigo.