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Real Madrid were having a pretty bad start to the season, but ever since the international break, things have looked much better, which is a really good thing.

Writer Hridyam Arora argues that Jose Mourinho has resolved Real Madrid's persistent injury struggles from the past three years. Real Madrid have experienced a major turnaround since the international break, securing consecutive victories against Villarreal, Roma, Sevilla, RB Leipzig, and a 2-1 win over Barcelona.
According to a report by Ramon Alvarez cited in the piece, the club has seen a significant decrease in muscle injuries due to revamped fitness protocols. Mourinho and his staff have introduced individualized gym programs limited to two days weekly alongside mandatory post-match recovery sessions.
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