Alaba’s ACL Injury Is A Big Shame – Ancelotti

Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti has come out to react to David Alaba’s ACL injury. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, the medical team have already informed the club that the Austrian defender has a crossover injury, so he expects Alaba to be out for a long time.

Ancelotti added that the team has done more than people expected thus far, and we’ll see if any transfer will be needed in January.

His words, “I have not spoken to him. The medical side says he has a crossover injury. It’s a shame, we’re very sad because another player falls. I’ve never been over from having three crusaders in a few months. What the team has to do is hold on as we have. We’ve done more than people expected. Despite the problems, this team holds on. We’ll see in the next few days if we can do anything [in the transfer window].”

WOW.

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