Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham and Tchouameni Return Ahead of Champions Clash

Good news for Real Madrid came from Monday’s training session: Aurelien Tchouameni and Jude Bellingham were both back in action.

Two important players, Jude Bellingham and Aurelien Tchouameni, have returned to full training for Real Madrid, so Carlo Ancelotti can now relax a little.

Perfect timing for their Champions League debut against Stuttgart, this gives the team a major boost, particularly in the middle.

Eder Militao continues to have knee problems, therefore questions about his fitness still exist.

The club’s medical staff chose to rest the two players during the weekend’s triumph against Real Sociedad in an attempt to exercise caution with them.

Bellingham and Tchouameni are expected to be back for the crucial match against Stuttgart now that they have fully recovered.

 

Due to a foot problem, Bellingham had not been able to work since August 24. Tchouameni also experienced trouble in his left foot during the international break.

 

Now that their ailments have healed, both players will bolster Madrid’s midfield when the team most needs them.

Although Bellingham and Tchouameni’s comeback is encouraging, Real Madrid is still having problems with Eder Militao’s health.

The Brazilian defender, who has been recovering from knee surgery, was observed hobbling away from the Real Sociedad match.

Despite Ancelotti downplaying worries about a major injury, Militao conducted a solitary practice on Monday out of caution. It’s unclear if he will be available for the Champions League opening, and rumors have him missing it.

Apart from Militao, Brahim Diaz poses a threat. After suffering a thigh injury versus Real Sociedad, Diaz had to leave the field.

Tests have shown a muscular issue that could keep him out of commission for three months, adding to Real Madrid’s already long list of injuries.

Ancelotti also has to contend with Eduardo Camavinga, Dani Ceballos, and David Alaba’s unavailability in addition to Militao and Diaz.

Although Alaba is anticipated to be back in action by November, the manager is nonetheless troubled by Madrid’s current injury list.

 

Real Madrid supporters will be happy to see Bellingham and Tchouameni back on the field despite these difficulties.

 

As the team begins its Champions League campaign, their comeback might be very important as they look to have another successful season in Europe.