Real Madrid will return to training this Monday to start the set-up in their assault on the fight for the leadership of the Spanish League that it maintains with Barcelona, interrupted more than fifty days ago by the crisis caused by the coronavirus.
Zinedine Zidane’s men are summoned at 10:00 am in the Sports City de Valdebebas, where they will meet again to start the first of the individual sessions and allowed by the protocol designed by the League.
(You may be interested in: The method to empower James, according to Bayern Munich executive)
Real Madrid will be one of the last teams to return to work, along with Valladolid, Alavés, Celta and Espanyol, who will also return this Monday.
The French coach will be able to see on the pitch the status of some of the players who they were injured before the stoppage caused by the coronavirus. This is the case of Marcelo Vieira, Marco Asensio and the Belgians Thibaut Courtois and Eden Hazard.
The first, with hamstring problems, was replaced during Real Madrid’s last game against Betis and was going to miss a couple of games, including Manchester City’s return leg of the knockout stages of the Champions League. .
Now, Zidane could count on Marcelo after more than fifty days in which your injury will have been left behind. He will also have Courtois at his command, who due to a muscle problem would have missed, like Marcelo, a couple of matches that he can now play.
(Also read: Exclusive interview with Pau Gasol, an NBA legend)
Hazard’s case, who in March recovered from a fissure in the right distal fibula and who He still needed two months to get ready, it can generate more satisfaction for Zidane.
The Real Madrid coach will have the Belgian midfielder ready for the last leg of the course when two months ago I was only scheduled to play the last duels.
Like Asensio, who with a torn cruciate ligament in his left knee had distant options to reappear in late May.
Now, after the break, he has gained two months of time to recover and when the competition resumes he aspires to return with more guarantees. Who is not in the same situation is the Serbian Luka Jovic, who just before returning to individual training suffered a fracture in his right foot.
He will not be able to be at the orders of his coach, who until now had given his striker 774 minutes spread over 25 official matches. Jovic responded to those opportunities with a couple of goals.
The rest of the staff, after passing this week the medical tests and the mandatory tests to find out if they have coronavirus, will be ready. and at the orders of Zidane to tune the machinery and try to cut, in the eleven days that remain to complete LaLiga, the two points that separate him from Barcelona.
EFE
– .
