Following the international break, Real Madrid return to action as they face Mallorca tomorrow in crucial away game at the Son Moix.
Real Madrid fans can finally watch their favourite club take on the pitch this Saturday after the international break as they take on Mallorca with an eye on the game against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarterfinals.
All of Los Blancos' players who were out on international duty have returned back to the training fully fit and ready to perform at the highest level at a time when their team needs them the most.
On more brighter note, Eder Militao is set to return to action as he was included in Madrid's official squad for the trip to Mallorca as the Brazilian's return will surely strengthen the sides defence during the final phases of the ongoing campaign.
Match Preview:
Real Madrid have won four out of their last five meetings against Mallorca while scoring nine goals and conceding thrice during these games.
Mallorca's last victory against Los Blancos was in 2023, which was also at the Son Moix.
Real Madrid last five games in all competitions : W W W W W
Mallorca last five games in all competitions : L L D W L
Team News:
Los Blancos would be without one of their key players over the past few seasons, Federico Valverde due to the red card which he received against Atletico Madrid.
Amongst the other absentees would be Thibaut Courtois, Dani Ceballos, Ferland Mendy and Rodrygo.
Real Madrid predicted lineup:
GK- Andriy Lunin
RB: Trent Alexander-Arnold
CB: Dean Huijsen
CB; Antonio Rudiger
LB: Alvaro Carreras
CM: Aurelien Tchouameni
LM: Thiago Pitarch
RM: Arda Guler
CAM: Jude Bellingham
FW: Kylian Mbappe
FW: Brahim DIaz
Vinicius Junior is expected to start the game on the bench and get some crucial minutes during the second half.
Despite the clash against Bayern being only seven days away, Los Blancos cannot afford to take the visit to Mallorca lightly as they currently trail Barcelona by four points and every game in the League would be crucial in order for the Whites to secure the La Liga at the end of the campaign.
Without being complacent, Los Merengues are expected to glide past the 18th placed side in the league table as we predict a 4-0 victory for the Whites tomorrow and return to the Spanish capital with all three points and loads of confidence ahewad of the all important first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals against Bayern Munich at the Santiago Bernabeu next week.
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