Real Madrid receives good news before El Clasico; MU loses 5 key players in match against Everton?

Vinicius plays in El Clasico for the first time thanks to his card being cleared

Good news for Real Madrid when 18-year-old talent Vinicius Junior can participate in the match against Barcelona on October 28 after having his card cleared.

Previously, Brazilian striker Vinicius Junior was sent off for receiving two yellow cards in the match between Real Madrid Castilla and Celta Vigo B last week. Real immediately filed an appeal in the hope of helping this player participate in the El Clasico match against Barcelona on October 28.

However, Real's appeal was unsuccessful. The Spanish Football Federation's Disciplinary Board announced that Vinicius' punishment would be upheld, with a one-match suspension. However, when the case was brought to the Appeals Committee, the Brazilian player's yellow card was revoked and he was eligible to play in El Clasico.

Other good news for Lopetegui is that defender Dani Carvajal has returned to training after being injured in the Champions League match against CSKA Moscow.

MU at risk of losing 5 key players in match against Everton

Coach Mourinho could lose 5 key players in the match between MU and Everton at 11:00 p.m. this Sunday, October 28, in round 10 of the Premier League.

MU is in a difficult situation and has a weakened force: Lukaku has been playing poorly recently, Sanchez is not doing well and is injured, Lingard is also not sure if he can play...

Sanchez is definitely out this weekend with a knock, Jesse Lingard is a doubt, while United are also sweating over the fitness of Scott McTominay, Fellaini and Diogo Dalot.

Mourinho was frustrated and said that the reason was the recent national team training session, in which some national team leaders lacked cooperation, making the situation worse.

"We played the game against Newcastle, then the players went to the national teams in good condition. But then two weeks later, we lost Dalot in Portugal, Fellaini in Belgium, Sanchez with Chile, McTominay with Scotland.

Some of the national teams, they are very professional with us, sending the players back so we can start the treatment process early. But some do not do that, they keep them so we don't even know the specific extent of the injury...".

MU debuts new player

MU has just recruited former Newcastle goalkeeper Paul Woolston. Last season, Newcastle surprised everyone when they terminated Woolston's contract due to surplus personnel in the goal. The 20-year-old goalkeeper then went on trial at MU. He convinced the club to offer him a contract until the end of the year. Woolston will compete with two goalkeepers Matej Kovar and Alex Fojticek in the MU U23 team.

MU at risk of losing David de Gea for free

According to The Sun, Juventus have put De Gea in their sights and will make a decisive move to recruit this Spanish goalkeeper on a free transfer.

According to this source, the "Old Lady" has had secret contacts with De Gea's representative to convince the Spanish goalkeeper not to renew his contract with the "Red Devils", thereby waiting for the Italian team to take him back to Turin.

More than anyone else, MU is the team that understands the cunning and danger of Juventus. It was the Italian team that recruited Paul Pogba on a free transfer from MU before selling the French midfielder back to the "Red Devils" in the summer of 2016 for 105 million euros.

Guardiola threatens to "fire" Man City star

With Kevin De Bruyne back from a knee injury, midfielder Bernardo Silva will be on the bench despite his impressive start to the new season. Gabriel Jesus and Leroy Sane are also stars who have been left out of the starting line-up recently.

To avoid players being dissatisfied because they are not allowed to play, Pep Guardiola has given his players a warning. The Spanish strategist stated that if any player shows dissatisfaction, he will immediately punish them.

“When they are not selected, they are not happy. After the game, they are not happy. But they have to be happy when they come to training. They have to accept it happily, there is no other solution. If they are professional, they know what needs to be done. If the players on the bench are upset, not trying hard in training, I do not hesitate to make them not have the chance to sit on the bench. They need to know that the next game is always waiting for them and what they need to do is convince me.”