After the victory over Getafe… a heavy blow strikes Real Madrid, shaking the Bernabéu ahead of the highly anticipated Clásico in the Copa del Rey final! 😲😲 Ancelotti officially announces the absence of two key players from the final against Barcelona after they were injured in yesterday’s match… and the Italian coach now finds himself in a real dilemma before the big showdown

Just when Real Madrid fans were riding high after a solid victory over Getafe, devastating news struck the Santiago Bernabéu — and it couldn’t have come at a worse time. In a press conference held earlier today, Carlo Ancelotti delivered the news every Madridista feared: two key players will officially miss the highly anticipated Copa del Rey final against Barcelona due to injuries sustained in last night’s match.

“It’s a heavy blow, no doubt about it,” Ancelotti admitted somberly. “Both players are crucial for us, and their absence in such a decisive match makes things more complicated.”

While the club has yet to officially confirm the names, multiple sources close to the dressing room suggest that the sidelined duo includes a pivotal midfielder and a defensive stalwart, both of whom have been central to Madrid’s campaign this season. Their absence now throws Ancelotti’s game plan into uncertainty just days before the Clásico showdown.

“We’ll have to make adjustments. This is football, and we always prepare for the unexpected. The rest of the squad is ready to step up,” Ancelotti added, trying to mask his concern with confidence.

The timing couldn’t be worse for Los Blancos, who are chasing Copa del Rey glory against their arch-rivals in a final that promises high stakes and fierce emotions. The injuries have not only disrupted the team’s preparations but also forced Ancelotti to rethink his tactics, with reports suggesting potential surprises in the starting XI.

Fans at the Bernabéu and across Madrid have reacted with a mix of frustration and hope, trusting in the squad’s depth and the club’s fighting spirit in the face of adversity.

The Clásico final was already set to be an electrifying battle — now, with these fresh setbacks, it’s a test of Real Madrid’s resilience, character, and tactical ingenuity. One thing’s for certain: the football world will be watching.