Real Madrid's left-back Ferland Mendy is doubtful for the upcoming Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal after suffering a hamstring injury against Atletico Madrid. Expected to be sidelined for three to four weeks, Mendy's absence could complicate Real's defense, particularly for the first leg on April 8. Manager Carlo Ancelotti has seldom been without Mendy in European matches, as the defender has been a regular starter. Although Ancelotti praises Mendy's defensive abilities, he acknowledges the need for improvement in his offensive contribution, making his potential absence even more significant for the team.
Ancelotti has highlighted Mendy's defensive prowess, describing him as 'the best left-back in the world at a defensive level,' while also acknowledging room for growth in attack.
Mendy's injury is a significant concern for Real Madrid as they prepare to face Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals, with his timeline for recovery critical.
Real Madrid faces a potential defensive reshuffle given Mendy's injury during their Champions League quarter-final campaign. His absence could be felt in crucial matches.
Mendy has started 11 of Madrid’s 12 Champions League matches this season, highlighting his importance in the team ahead of a critical matchup against Arsenal.
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