Real Madrid: Who’s to Blame for Constant Injuries at La Liga Giants
- La Liga giants Real Madrid haven't been at their best this season as most of their top players struggle with injuries
- The European giants lost one game in the league last season, but have lost twice this campaign, while being on the verge of exiting the UCL
- The Los Blancos fans have been told who is to blame for the constant injuries at the club since the beginning
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Real Madrid have been struggling with injuries this season, as some of their top players have been on the sidelines.
The European giants defeated Girona 3-0 at the Montilivi on Saturday evening, but injuries to some of their players marred their victory.
Jude Bellingham and Ferland Mendy didn't finish the match due to injury, while Rodrygo Goes and Vinicius Junior didn't make the squad list.
Who's to blame for Real Madrid's constant injury
Football analyst Michael Afolayan, in an exclusive chat with Briefly News, commented on Real Madrid's constant injuries.
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He blamed Carlo Ancelotti for it as he thinks the Italian manager has failed in man management.
"Ancelotti is the number one culprit for the constant injuries at Real Madrid," he said.
"I know some fans might blame the physio/fitness coach Antonio Pintus for his tedious training routine, but I beg to differ.
"Ancelotti is known for his man management, but his recent approach has raised so many questions as Real Madrid keeps losing their top players to injury.
"Carlo finds it hard to trust some of his players, and I don't know if he's trying to win at all cost, which is at the detriment of the players. He even takes a longer time before making substitutions in matches.
"His greatest mistake is infusing a player that just returned from injury in the starting lineup. He did that with Rodrygo and Tchouameni; now the former is out injured after just one game played."
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Briefly News earlier reported that Kylian Mbappe is not happy with how things turned out and making a dream move to Real Madrid last summer.
The France international has struggled to find his form since joining the UEFA Champions League defending champions.
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Source: Briefly News