Sevilla FC has published its squad list for the match against Real Madrid, which will take place this Sunday at the SantiagoBernabéu at 9:00 p.m. Coach Luis GarcíaPlaza has had to make several forced changes after the recent match with Levante, where the team suffered several injuries and a suspension that have left the club with a reduced squad.
Among the players who will not be able to participate in the match with Real Madrid are IsaacRomero, who was sent off in the previous match after a controversial yellow card; MiguelSierra, who has undergone surgery for shoulder dislocation; Guridi, who has an adductor longus injury that keeps him out for at least two weeks; and the Georgian Kochorashvili, who was left out after an overload that prevented him from training. GarcíaPlaza explained in his press conference that he is monitoring Kochorashvili's progress and that, for the moment, the player will not be able to travel with the team.
To compensate for the losses, Sevilla has included Belgian striker LucasStassin in the squad, who has recovered from the injury that prevented him from playing against Barcelona before the league break. In addition, the coach has added to the list the youth players NicoGuillén and JesúsCruz, on loan from SaintÉtienne, and the Portuguese Cardoso, as new additions that could bring freshness to the team.
The list of 23 players called up includes Vlachodimos, FranGonzález, RafaRomero, JuanIglesias, JulioDíaz, KikeSalas, Castrín, Agoumé, Peque, Vargas, Sangante, ManuBueno, Cardoso, Suazo, FélixCorreia, Ejuke, Carmona, Fofana, NicoGuillén, JesúsCruz, Alfon, RobbieUre and LucasStassin. The group includes a mix of starters and reserve players, with the intention of maintaining a balance between experience and youth.
With the call finalized, Sevilla prepares for the challenge against Real Madrid, where the absence of several key players and the incorporation of new options could define the team's strategy. The result of this match will be crucial for Sevilla's position in the table and for the confidence of the coaching staff in the final phase of the season.