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The arrival of Kylian Mbappé at Real Madrid should generate a tactical revolution in the squad.
It’s been a difficult season for Eder Militao, who missed more than seven months after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament during Real Madrid’s match against Athletic Club in August. Since his return, his performances have been questionable, which is not surprising given the nature of the injury he is coming back from.
However, it seems that Los Blancos bosses don’t have much sympathy for him, as MD has claimed that Militao could be sold this summer. Their reasoning stems from efforts to retain Rodrygo Goes, whose place is likely to be threatened by the arrival of Kylian Mbappé from Paris Saint-Germain.
A tactical replacement
The idea is to move Aurélien Tchouameni back into defence, where he has been a substitute on numerous occasions this season, which would allow Rodrygo to play more regularly – Jude Bellingham and Federico Valverde could also be moved back deeper, if that were to happen. produce. Without forgetting the probable arrival of Alphonso Davies.
It would be very surprising if Real Madrid sold Militao, who was considered by many to be one of the best central defenders in the world before his ACL injury. If Real Madrid decide to make him leave, they will certainly have no shortage of suitors.
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