With Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois out for the season, Real Madrid's weakened defence has made their need for a new striker even greater
Thibaut Courtois and Eder Militao are both set the majority of the 2023-24 season, meaning the need for a Karim Benzema replacement is even greater
Eder Militao knew something was wrong immediately. Real Madrid's centre-back grimaced, pounded the ground, and yelled in pain after jamming his foot awkwardly into the San Mames turf.They were right. Militao is likely out for the season after tearing his ACL, Madrid's best defender missing for a whole campaign. Just three days earlier, goalkeeper. He, too, probably won't return until the 2024-25 campaign.
Those two injuries leave Madrid with a pressing need for help. The goalkeeper issue has, to an extent, though question marks remain over his suitability for a team with Madrid's aspirations. Centre-back, meanwhile, will be covered for internally, with Antonio Rudiger set to step in alongside David Alaba while Nacho Fernandez offers cover.But the weakening of the Madrid defence has cast further light on the issue that has dominated the club's entire summer: the search for a new No.9.
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