Gameweek 9 arrives with several open storylines: major suspensions, pending returns, and training sessions that offer clues for the starting lineups. Raphinha, Nico Williams, Koke, or Etta Eyong are names to watch before final lineups are locked.
Real Madrid head into their clash with Sevilla without Vinicius, who is suspended for four matches. Mourinho also highlighted the impact of Diomande and Endrick from the bench. Read more →
Raphinha could test himself with the group in a partial session, although his presence against Betis is still not guaranteed. The club does not want to take risks with his recovery. Read more →
Athletic recover Alex Berenguer, who trained normally. Nico Williams, Sancet and Laporte remain out of the group ahead of their trip to Valencia. Read more →
Koke worked in the gym and Johnny Cardoso was absent due to a minor indisposition. For now, neither situation means a confirmed absence against Espanyol. Read more →
Eddahchouri will be out for several weeks and Casado continues his recovery. Adama Traore is improving physically and is moving closer to competing for more playing time. Read more →
Levante will be without Hugo Sotelo and Alex Primo. Etta Eyong is already working partially with the group, but the coach made it clear he will not take any risks. Read more →
Pellegrini praised Isco, Abde and Marc Roca after their European win. He also reiterated that rotations will remain important in the coming matchdays. Read more →
The change of coach opens up a new scenario at Osasuna. Aimar Oroz and Herrando are confirmed absences, while Kike Barja, Del Castillo and Raul Moro are doubts. Read more →
Villarreal will be without Pepé and Buchanan against Elche. After the European match, you will also need to keep an eye on possible rotations in the starting XI. Read more →
Valencia could shuffle things around after their last failed test. Tarraga looks recovered, and Pepelu is pointing to a return to the midfield alongside Guido and Javi. Read more →
A packed day of fine details for tweaking squads: suspensions that open up spots, returns that still call for caution, and several coaches leaving clues. Time to review the market and the bench calmly, because the unexpected substitute always says hello from the fantasy stands.
