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Real Madrid defender Eder Militao has yet to start a single game for the club since getting injured in May of this year. He has had a very bad time with injurie…

Writer Hridyam Arora argues that Real Madrid defender Eder Militao should not start against Racing Santander on Sunday. Despite making a full recovery from recent hamstring and ACL injuries, the Brazilian center-back has only made one substitute appearance this season during a 4-1 win over Sevilla. Arora suggests manager Jose Mourinho must ease Militao back into the starting lineup rather than risking him as a starter so quickly.
While Mourinho has praised Militao's quality and recovery progress, the writer stresses that caution is essential to protect the injury-prone defender. The article suggests that granting Militao another appearance off the bench in the second half is the safest approach for Real Madrid to preserve his fitness long-term.
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