Ancelotti's latest message that worries Neymar ahead of Qatar 2022 and one that motivates Mbappé

In the press conference prior to the Champions League match, Ancelotti gives some news that interests Neymar and Mbappe

In the press conference prior to the Champions League match, Ancelotti gives some news that interests Neymar and Mbappe
In the press conference prior to the Champions League match, Ancelotti gives some news that interests Neymar and Mbappe
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Real Madrid is preparing for a new UEFA Champions League matchday and Carlo Ancelotti's team is already looking to arrive in the best possible way for its commitment against Shakhtar and for this, the coach will line up his best available eleven, where he already advances some changes that give bad news to Neymar and good news for Mbappe in the face of Qatar 2022.

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At a press conference, Carlo Ancelotti spoke of the importance and vitality of this match. It is that Real Madrid can ensure their presence in the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League with a victory against Shakhtar. However, Ancelotti has already made some changes in the starting eleven.

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The Real Madrid coach gave the best news of all to Kylian Mbappe, because he communicated that two of his teammates are already recovered from injury. Karim Benzema will start against the Ukrainian team. "Karim is fine and it is clear that he starts the match, like Kroos and Mendy. They are rested, fresh, and will play," Ancelotti assured.

What was the bad news for Neymar?

Neymar receives one of the certainly more unpleasant news because Ancelotti confirmed that Vinicius will not play in the next match against Shakhtar and all due to an injury that he has been carrying and is not in the best possible way to face the match. A news that certainly worries Neymar in the face of Qatar 2022 because Vinicius is an essential element of the Brazilian team. 

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