World Cup will force Real Madrid to rotate more, says Ancelotti
MADRID : Real Madrid will have to rotate their squad more to keep players fresh with the World Cup less than 100 days away, manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Saturday.
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World Cup will force Real Madrid to rotate more, says Carlo Ancelotti
Real Madrid will have to rotate their squad more to keep players fresh with the World Cup less than 100 days away, manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Saturday. The Italian is concerned about the condition of the players after the tournament in Qatar that kicks off on Nov. 20.
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