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As in the semi-final against Atlético, Eduardo Camavinga is not lined up from the start by Carlo Ancelotti for the Clasico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona in the final of the Spanish Super Cup, this Sunday (8 p.m.) in Riyadh.
If Real Madrid lost David Alaba for the rest of the season and remains deprived of Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois, Carlo Ancelotti is dealing with a larger group for the Spanish Super Cup relocated to Saudi Arabia. It is Eduardo Camavinga who pays the price.
Entering in place of Ferland Mendy (at the left-back position therefore) during the second period during the crazy semi-final against Atlético (5-3 ap), Wednesday, the French international is not either starter for the final against FC Barcelona, Sunday in Riyadh (kick-off 8 p.m. French time, live on the L’Equipe channel). Aurélien Tchouaméni, in 6, is “covered” by Federico Valverde and Toni Kroos. Luka Modric is also on the bench.
In the offensive sector, Jude Bellingham is in free electron with Rodrygo and Vinicius at his side.
📋✅ ¡Nuestro initial for the FINAL!
🆚 @FCBarcelona_es @UnicajaBanco | #superSupercopa pic.twitter.com/KfQeGp6Gmk
— Real Madrid CF (@realmadrid) January 14, 2024
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