Real Madrid’s season has been marred by injuries and has always maintained a balance between fit players and those struggling on the sidelines.

Some names are out long-term due to season-ending injuries, while others have suffered relatively minor setbacks and will be available to the manager in the near future.

With a hectic period ahead, Carlo Ancelotti will need as many fit players as possible Madrid Universal offers you an overview of all currently injured players and their prognosis.

Kylian Mbappe

Vinicius Jr.’s return against Atalanta caused excitement among fans, but was short-lived as Kylian Mbappe left the field injured.

As he was taken off the field at the start of the game immediately after scoring, the club did not provide any information on the extent of his injury or the length of his rest, as his medical test will not be carried out until Thursday.

However, he is expected to miss this weekend’s game against Rayo Vallecano.

David Alaba

Alaba’s return is much needed in the Spanish capital to improve the depth of the centre-back position and fortunately for the coach, it is not far away.

The player is now in the final stages of his recovery and could well play for Real Madrid early next year. While his integration into the dynamic will indeed be slow and careful, he is expected to appear in some capacity in January.

Eder Militao

Militao’s injury this season broke hearts around the world as it was painful to watch the same player suffer another cruciate ligament tear just months after recovering from his previous setback.

His injury will keep him out of action for the entire season and the opening stages of next season. A return is not expected to take place until August 2025.

Eduardo Camavinga

The French protégé suffered a setback Los Blancos The game against Liverpool at Anfield Road is expected to be canceled for two to three weeks.

Camavinga, now in the final stages of his recovery, is expected to return to action for Real Madrid in the coming days and be available in time for the Intercontinental Cup final. It goes without saying that his return will be a huge boost for the manager.

Ferland Mendy

Real Madrid have surprisingly said nothing about Ferland Mendy’s injury and the coach has gradually brought in Fran Garcia as a capable replacement.

Since the player sustained a muscle injury against Girona, he is unlikely to play again this year. Recovery is not planned until early 2025, possibly January.

Dani Carvajal

The Spanish veteran’s unexpected injury at the end of the season marked the beginning of Real Madrid’s fitness collapse and the first serious setback of the season.

Since he suffered a serious knee injury including a cruciate ligament injury, he is expected to miss the entire season and is not expected to return to the field until August next year.