Real Madrid are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, but La Liga has no plans to postpone Sunday’s clash with Cadiz.

Real Madrid are currently dealing with the ‘COVID-19’ outbreak. But La Liga is yet to consider postponing the Santiago Bernabeu game against Cadiz on Sunday. This week According to a report from Asa last Friday 

Spain are experiencing a new wave of the deadly virus, while Real Madrid have six players and a handful of coaching staff, including Carlo Ancelotti’s son Davide Ancelotti. Lotti, who has tested positive and is subject to separate quarantine measures from the Bull City. 

However, the report states that La Liga is still confident that Sunday’s game between Real Madrid and Cadiz will be played normally. Because as long as one club is able to send at least seven first-team players to the field, the game will continue. 

As players in the Spain League have not been 100% vaccinated. The La Liga may reduce the number to only five first-team players. With the remainder being made up of players from Team B or the youth team in each match.

Replacing Modric

The first issue is how to replace Modric, as the Croatian has been a vital source of creativity for his side this campaign.

His positive test has opened the door for Eduardo Camavinga to shine in central midfield. While Isco is a less-likely option to be used there.

The right wing dilemma

The virus has also left Los Blancos short of options on the right wing. As Rodrygo and Asensio will be unable to continue their battle to partner Karim Benzema and Vinicius.

As for Bale, his difficult season has been compounded with a positive test. They are having just overcome a long-term injury in his right hamstring.