Two more midfielders dealing with physical issues as problems pile up for Real Madrid | OneFootball

Real Madrid’s recent loss to Real Betis has sent shockwaves through the squad, creating growing concerns among the management.

The defeat has not only raised questions about the team’s performance but has also highlighted deeper issues within the squad.

The club’s leadership is now worried about the players’ mentality and approach, especially with crucial fixtures on the horizon.

One of the biggest challenges Real Madrid have faced this season is player availability. Injuries have disrupted the squad throughout the campaign, and the situation has worsened in recent weeks.

According to reports, the current slump is not just a result of poor performances but also stems from underlying fitness concerns that continue to plague the team.

Two new issues

As per MARCA, Brahim Diaz was the latest player to suffer a setback during the match against Real Betis. He experienced discomfort that forced him off the pitch, adding to the growing list of injury problems.

Eduardo Camavinga is not able to perform at his best. (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Eduardo Camavinga has been struggling with persistent back pain, which has prevented him from performing at his usual level. His condition remains a concern as the team approaches a crucial phase of the season.

Adding to these concerns is the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Federico Valverde. The Uruguayan midfielder has been dealing with his own fitness problems, and his availability remains unpredictable.

He missed the team’s group training session recently, although there is hope that he could return in time for the upcoming match against Atletico Madrid.

With a high-stakes clash against Atletico Madrid approaching, Real Madrid’s troubles have only deepened.

The team will already be without Jude Bellingham due to suspension, and the potential absence of key players like Brahim and Camavinga further complicates Carlo Ancelotti’s preparations.

The manager now faces a tough challenge in keeping the squad competitive despite these mounting issues.