Real Madrid Implements Plan to Support Thiago Pitarch's Recovery
In a proactive approach aimed at reviving the career of young midfielder Thiago Pitarch, Real Madrid has implemented a detailed plan to facilitate his recovery from recent injuries. This initiative comes at a crucial time during the international break, which has provided the perfect opportunity for Pitarch to regain his fitness and make a significant comeback in the squad. The club is keen on ensuring that the talented midfielder is back in top form for the upcoming matches, where his contributions will be invaluable.
Sources indicate that the strategy revolves around allowing Pitarch to train and play with the Castilla team, which will enable him to accumulate much-needed match experience and sharpen his skills after being sidelined due to a knee injury. This injury not only hampered his participation during the pre-season but also limited his playing time in the early stages of the current season. During this period, he was unable to make an appearance in any of the four matches against notable teams such as Inter and Atlético Madrid.
The decision to integrate him into the Castilla squad during the international break is expected to be beneficial. With Real Madrid's first team not scheduled to play until October 10, Pitarch will have ample opportunity to regain his rhythm through three league matches with the reserve team. This structured plan is not only designed to enhance his physical condition but also to prepare him for a potential return to the first team under the guidance of coach José Mourinho.
Moreover, there is the possibility that Pitarch may receive a call-up to the Spain under-20 national team, as he holds dual nationality with Morocco and Spain. His participation in upcoming matches could further boost his confidence and experience, especially as he has been out of action for over two months since playing in the European Under-19 Championship final on July 11. Ultimately, this concerted effort by Real Madrid reflects their commitment to nurturing young talent and ensuring that players like Pitarch have the support they need to thrive.
As reported by goal.com.
