Real Madrid is one of the clubs most affected by absences ahead of the upcoming World Cup. A large number of Madrid players are set to miss the international tournament after what has been a completely disappointing season.
Real Madrid’s nightmare campaign is having major consequences. Several of the club’s stars will be staying home this summer to watch the World Cup rather than take part in it.
The list is a remarkable one. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Eduardo Camavinga, Franco Mastantuono, Éder Militão, Rodrygo, Raúl Asencio, Alvaro Carreras, Dani Carvajal, Dani Ceballos, Fran García, Gonzalo García and Dean Huijsen are among the players either confirmed absent or considered major doubts for the competition.
For Real Madrid, the situation is particularly concerning given the number of international players usually found in the squad. The Spanish giants traditionally provide key figures for many of the world’s top national teams. Seeing so many Madrid players miss a major international tournament is highly unusual.
Real Madrid Hit by World Cup Absences After Catastrophic Season
It is especially striking for Spain, as no Real Madrid player has been selected — a historic first for La Roja. “I only consider players who are available to play. They are Spanish internationals, and I do not share the narrow-minded mentality of some supporters, but rather a broader vision. It means nothing to us and does not influence any speculation. I want these players to be proud of representing their country,” the national team coach explained, particularly amid the controversy surrounding Dean Huijsen’s omission.
A reaction is now expected at Real Madrid. José Mourinho is reportedly set to arrive, overhaul the squad, and could decide to move on several players from this list as part of a major rebuild.
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