Relief for Real Madrid as key trio declared ‘not injured’ ahead of Getafe encounter | OneFootball

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·29 November 2024

Relief for Real Madrid as key trio declared ‘not injured’ ahead of Getafe encounter

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If the loss to Liverpool wasn’t enough, Real Madrid ended the game at Anfield with at least four players picking up knocks.

Jude Bellingham, Kylian Mbappe, Brahim Diaz and Eduardo Camavinga all picked up knocks against Liverpool, sparking fears in the Real Madrid camp.


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While Camavinga looks all set to undergo another spell on the sidelines, the other three players were scheduled to undergo medical tests today.

Three Real Madrid players cleared fit for Getafe

And, in a major boost for Real Madrid, it appears these three players have not picked up any injuries.

According to Guillermo Rai, Bellingham, Brahim and Mbappe’s knocks against Liverpool were not as bad as previously feared.

In fact, all three players are likely to be available in the upcoming game against Getafe, as none of them has picked up any clinical injuries.

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Kylian Mbappe will be fit to play against Getafe (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

This could be a massive boost for Los Blancos, who are already dealing with an elongated injury list that have gravely impacted the team’s performances.

This comes at a time when fellow midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni has also struggled from injuries, effectively devoiding Carlo Ancelotti of his midfield options.

The onus, therefore, will be on the likes of Bellingham, Dani Ceballos and Luka Modric to deliver the goods as the club take on Getafe this weekend.

This will be a must-win game for Real Madrid as they look to capitalise on Barcelona’s dip in form and put pressure on the Blaugrana at the top of the league table.

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