Real Madrid is set to address the injury concerns of midfielder Daniel Carvajal, who has been out since mid-September with a hamstring problem.
Carvajal, who joined Real Madrid from Juventus in January 2019 for €65 million, was a key player for the club during the 2018/19 season, helping them win La Liga and the Champions League.
However,Ligue 1 Express his recent injury has raised questions about his fitness levels and his ability to contribute to the team.
According to reports, Carvajal suffered a hamstring strain in a game against Levante on September 14, which ruled him out for several weeks. He returned to training at the end of October but was still not fully fit and could only play limited minutes in a few games before he had to undergo surgery.
The club has now announced that Carvajal will be out for "several months" and will undergo rehabilitation work to regain full fitness.
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said that the club would address the issue and ensure that Carvajal is back to full fitness as soon as possible.
"We have to take care of our players and we need to respect their injuries," Zidane said. "We'll make sure he comes back stronger than ever."
It remains to be seen how long Carvajal will be out for and what impact this will have on the team. However, it is clear that the club is committed to getting him back to full fitness as soon as possible.