David Alaba will not be able to bid farewell to El Clásico at the Santiago Bernabéu due to an injury that will prevent him from joining the squad for the upcoming match against Barcelona. This match was expected to be his last chance to appear in El Clásico this season. However, with the club confirming that his contract will not be renewed, Alaba may leave the competition without ever stepping onto the pitch again.
An Imperfect Farewell… But the Ultimate Goal is to Win!
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Although Alaba will miss the match, Real Madrid’s ultimate goal in El Clásico remains the same: to win. This is especially crucial after the team’s recent decline. Barcelona is not at its best, suffering from major defensive lapses, which presents a golden opportunity for Real Madrid players like Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappé to exploit these weaknesses and deliver a painful blow to the Blaugrana.
Barcelona is Confident… Real Madrid Needs to Regain Its Balance
Despite Barcelona’s victory in their last four matches, Real Madrid remains under scrutiny. The team has not performed at its best in recent games, particularly after their loss in the derby against Atlético Madrid. The lack of balance and control over the game has become apparent, and the team must regain its confidence and regroup.
Morale at Stake
Winning El Clásico isn’t just about the three points for Real Madrid; it’s a crucial battle to restore the team’s morale and confidence. If they fail to win, it will be difficult for them to break out of the rut they’ve been in since the start of the season. A victory in this El Clásico could be pivotal in getting the team back on track and fighting for all titles this season.
The Opportunity for Real Madrid
The match at the Santiago Bernabéu is not just an opportunity to take revenge on Barcelona, but also a chance for Real Madrid to redeem themselves in front of their home fans. A decisive victory over Barcelona would silence critics, including Lamine Yamal and the Barcelona fans who have already taken victory for granted.
Under the current circumstances, the upcoming El Clásico will be decisive for Real Madrid on all levels.
