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David Alaba has finally trained with the team after his 300+ days of rehabilitation. The defender was out for nearly a year due to his long-term injury. The defender will still not be seen in the next games as he hasn’t fully trained with the team. As per reports, he can only start playing from January that means there is still one month pending for his return to the pitch in a white shirt.
Real Madrid defender David Alaba has taken a significant step toward his return to competitive football after over 300 days of rehabilitation from a long-term injury. The Austrian international, who has been sidelined for nearly a year, finally joined team training, marking a key milestone in his recovery journey.
While Alaba’s return to training brings optimism to Los Blancos fans, the 31-year-old is still not match-fit and won’t feature in the upcoming games. Reports suggest that the versatile defender is expected to make his competitive return in January, leaving another month of preparation before he can don the iconic white shirt on the pitch again.
Alaba’s absence has been felt deeply in Real Madrid’s defensive setup, and his return will undoubtedly bolster Carlo Ancelotti’s options as the team gears up for a crucial second half of the season. Until then, fans will have to wait a little longer to see the experienced defender back in action.
