Real Madrid resumed its training routine on Wednesday, preparing for the next League match against Racing de Santander, scheduled for Sunday at 4:15 p.m. at the El Sardinero Stadium. The day opened with a minute of silence in honor of the victims of the tragic train accident that took place in the town of Urda, in the province of Toledo, on the same day. The disaster left at least 60 dead and 80 injured, and the club showed its solidarity with the families and those affected, expressing its support for the patients who are recovering in various hospitals.
The minute of silence, held before the training session, was a sign of respect and empathy from the white team towards the Toledo community. Real Madrid, which is usually a reference in the expression of values and humanity, used the moment to unite its pain with that of the victims' families and to offer its help to the injured. The initiative was well received by the local press and by the club's followers, who valued the team's supportive stance.
In the sporting field, Real Madrid is still awaiting the results of the medical evaluation of Federico Valverde, who suffered an injury last Sunday during the Clásico. Doctors have not yet determined the extent of the injury or whether Valverde will be available for the game against Racing. Meanwhile, Uruguayan players Asencio and Rodrygo continue with their respective recoveries, and the rest of the squad completed the training session without setbacks.
The club has also maintained its focus on physical and tactical preparation, with the aim of being in top shape for the next match. The sports management and coaching staff have emphasized the importance of continuity in training, while respecting the needs of injured players. With the season in full swing, Real Madrid seeks to consolidate its position in the table and advance in the competition, while maintaining its commitment to the community and solidarity in difficult times.