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He's almost a new recruit for Real Madrid. Injured since the start of the season after a cruciate ligament rupture, Eder Militao has finally finished his rehabilitation. The Brazilian central defender, who returned to training two weeks ago, should even get a few minutes of playing time this weekend against Athletic Bilbao. An important return when we know that Carlo Ancelotti aligned Aurélien Tchouameni in central defense with all the injuries.
“You have to see game by game… Maybe tomorrow I will give him minutes and then we will have time until April 9. He has recovered very well, but he misses football, playing with his teammates, playing on a big field.explained Ancelotti at a press conference before necessarily talking about the confrontation against Manchester City. “Her presence ? It could be no, it could be yes. Militao is an important player, who helps us in many areas. I'm not saying it's 50-50, it could be 70% no and 30% yes, but I'm not excluding anything. Because Militao brings us a lot, in aerial games, individual duels. Good news for Madrid fans.
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