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Since the beginning of the current campaign, Real Madrid players have been getting hurt one after another, which has given rise to widespread concerns surrounding the team’s injury situation.
After suffering significant losses in attack, the Merengues seemed to be on the verge of suffering yet another forward departure when it was reported that Rodrygo had sustained a knee injury while playing for Brazil.
Rodrygo’s knee is OK, and he should have no trouble playing this weekend, according to Arancha Rodrguez, who has spoken out to alleviate any questions regarding the Brazilian’s participation in the forthcoming match against Cadiz. The match is scheduled to take place on Saturday.
Rodrygo is ready to go at this point.
The Real Madrid front line is currently experiencing a serious issue as of right now. The problem is not a lack of objectives; rather, the issue is a shortage of persons to accomplish those goals.
After hearing that Rodrygo will be ready to play again soon, Los Blancos will be able to breathe a sigh of relief, as they will now know that Joselu will not be the only first-team striker available to coach Carlo Ancelotti.
As a result of a blow to his knee that resulted in swelling, he decided from playing with the rest of his squad today and instead opted to work out in the gym, much to the displeasure of the Madrid fans who were there.
In spite of this, further tests needed to be done, and at first, the physicians tried to play down how serious the damage was.
In spite of assertions that Rodrygo’s participation in the case against Cadiz was in jeopardy, the report contends that in reality, he should be all set to go.
It seems probable that Bellingham will go with Rodrygo.
A similar question mark surrounded the availability of Jude Bellingham for the matchup against Cadiz; but, up-to-date information suggests that he will be able to take part in the game if he wears a protective device on his shoulder.
The return of Bellingham, who has established himself as the primary goal-scorer for the team, would provide more comfort up front in light of the fact that Vinicius Jr. is currently out due to an injury.
After a break of two weeks, Real Madrid will play again very soon, and the supporters will be keeping their fingers crossed that Rodrygo and Bellingham will be ready to play.