Carvajal is very angry and could leave Real Madrid

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14/03/26 21:00:00

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The relationship between Dani Carvajal and Real Madrid is going through a delicate moment. What was once a coexistence based on respect and hierarchy is beginning to show difficult-to-hide cracks.

The full-back, captain, and leader of the dressing room is experiencing a situation he does not understand and that threatens to lead to an unexpected outcome at the end of the season.

A return from injury without playing minutes

Dani Carvajal has recently returned after overcoming an injury, but his reintegration into the team has not been accompanied by prominence. The veteran full-back expected, at the very least, to gradually enter the rotation, something usual for a player with his track record and weight within the club.

However, the reality has been quite different. Álvaro Arbeloa, the current coach of Real Madrid, has made decisions that have surprised both the player's surroundings and the team itself. Arbeloa has chosen to use Fede Valverde out of position and has even given minutes to David Jiménez, a player from the reserve team, before the captain.

For Carvajal, the message is clear and hard to accept. It is not just about lack of continuity but a feeling of total loss of confidence on the coach's part. The full-back understands he is coming back from an injury, but he does not accept being so evidently sidelined without a convincing sporting explanation.

Visible frustration after the match against Valencia

The tension became particularly evident after the last match against Valencia. At the end of the game, Dani Carvajal was caught having a conversation with Antonio Pintus, the team's fitness coach, showing clear signs of anger and frustration.

It was not just an ordinary chat. The player's body language reflected weariness and a sense of accumulated injustice. Carvajal feels physically prepared to compete but believes he is not being given the slightest opportunity to prove himself on the pitch.

Within the dressing room, the situation has not gone unnoticed. Carvajal is one of the team's leaders, a player respected for his career and commitment to the club's badge. Seeing him in this situation creates discomfort and reinforces the perception that something is not working well internally in the team management.

The captain's frustration is not just a momentary outburst but the result of several weeks of decisions he does not agree with. The lack of playing time is starting to weigh both in sports and emotionally.

An expiring contract and an uncertain future

Dani Carvajal is under contract with Real Madrid until the end of the season. This detail adds an element of urgency to the situation. If the scenario does not change in the coming weeks, the exit of the veteran full-back ceases to be a remote possibility and becomes a real one.

The player is tired of feeling sidelined and does not rule out exploring other options if he continues to lack prominence. At 34 years old, Carvajal believes he still has the ability to compete at the highest level and is not willing to spend his last months of the contract in a marginal role.

From the club's side, the silence is significant. There has been no public gesture indicating a change of course in the handling of the full-back. Arbeloa sticks to his decisions and favors different profiles, reinforcing the sense of breakdown.

Thus, Real Madrid faces an uncomfortable scenario: one of its captains, a symbol of the club's glorious last decade, could leave the institution through the back door. An outcome that no one envisioned just a few months ago and that, if not rectified, could mark the end of a historic era.

The ball is now in the coach and the club's court. Giving Carvajal playing time could ease the tension and steer the situation in the right direction. Not doing so might hasten a departure that is starting to seem inevitable.

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