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Neither Endrick nor Arda Guler: The surprise player that Ancelotti is preparing to bring in for the second half of the Clasico

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The Italian coach believes his team can significantly challenge Barcelona, but they will need to bring high intensity and a positive mindset to succeed.

 

Carlo Ancelotti aims for Camavinga to play a key role in neutralizing the opponent’s physicality during the first 60 minutes. If everything goes as planned and there are no urgent scoring needs, the last half hour will provide a chance to see Brahim Diaz, who is essential in Rodrygo’s absence, bringing energy from the bench.

 

As reported by the Spanish outlet “Defensa Central,” Ancelotti has a well-structured strategy he hopes to execute effectively tonight. It won’t be straightforward, as Barcelona also has their own game plan and performs admirably.

 

The article noted that Ancelotti is relying heavily on Brahim Diaz to impact the match, planning to use him as a substitute to exhaust Barcelona’s defense in the second half. He has advised the player to prepare, viewing him as the crucial element to overturn the match in the later stages.

 

This clash is generating significant excitement, as it’s been a while since there’s been such anticipation surrounding a Clasico. Historically, Real Madrid has had the upper hand, but this match appears evenly matched in terms of form.

 

In such encounters, the outcome often hinges on small details. While Real Madrid has the home advantage, predicting a favorite is particularly challenging in these high-stakes games.

 

Fans are eager to see Kylian Mbappé deliver his best performance, as he has yet to fully showcase his talents at Real Madrid. This is a major match, and Kylian, along with Vinicius, who is always eager to step up, will be looking to make their mark.

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