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Raul Asencio reportedly ruled out of Girona clash

Real Madrid have confirmed that defender Raúl Asencio will miss tonight’s highly anticipated La Liga match against Girona. The late decision comes as an unexpected setback for the squad ahead of a crucial fixture.
Asencio has been ruled out due to a minor physical issue, with the club opting not to take any risks. His absence forces the coaching staff to adjust their plans just hours before kickoff, particularly in reshaping their options across the pitch.
The center-back joins Dani Carvajal, Dean Huijsen, and David Alaba on the growing list of unavailable defenders. This creates additional pressure on the manager, who must navigate significant gaps in the back line while preparing for one of the league’s most in-form opponents.
Girona arrive at the Bernabéu in excellent form, heightening the challenge for a Real Madrid side now short on defensive and attacking depth. The timing of these injuries is far from ideal as the team seeks stability against a high-performing rival.
The club is expected to release further updates on the condition of the sidelined players in the coming days, as attention turns to the squad’s fitness and readiness for upcoming fixtures.
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