The Brazilian footballers to follow on this LaLiga date

Real Madrid and Girona meet at the Santiago Bernabéu in a match that could be key to defining the championship.

Desmond Efe-Khaese

2024-02-09 15:33:30

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1. Savinho

Girona has a transcendental match to continue staying in the fight for the championship: visit the leader Real Madrid. Coach Míchel will not be able to be on the substitute bench after being sent off against Real Sociedad last Saturday. But Sávio will be there, a key piece of the revelation team and who reached an agreement to sign for Manchester City starting next season, according to what was reported by the press.

When do Real Madrid-Girona play?
On 10/2 at 2:30 p.m. (Brasília time)

2. Vinicius

“Vinicius is fine. He is ready to start,” coach Carlo Ancelotti said at a press conference to clear up any doubts about the Brazilian’s status. The forward is having a great moment of the season and could lead Real Madrid to a victory against Girona at the Santiago Bernabéu that would allow him to move away from the leadership. And by the way it would be an injection of morale because the duel against Leipzig for the round of 16 of the Champions League is coming up.

When do Real Madrid-Girona play?
On 10/2 at 2:30 p.m. (Brasília time)

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3. Willian José

After an overwhelming start to this season, the forward lost his goal spark. In the last games he was on the field for a few minutes, relegated as a substitute by Nabil Fekir. Manuel Pellegrini’s team plays an Andalusian classic against Cádiz and it is a good opportunity to inflate the nets again. The team also needs the three points to seek to qualify for European competitions next season.

When do Cádiz-Betis play?
On 9/2 at 5 p.m. (Brasília time)

4. Lucas Pires

The Cádiz left back is immovable in the starting eleven. His team hasn’t won in 19 rounds and a home win against Betis would allow them to leave the relegation zone, momentarily. Currently, the Andalusian team is in 18th position in the table and has only two with worse performance: Granada and bottom team Almería. It will be the fourth match under the orders of coach Mauricio Pellegrino, who arrived to try to reverse the situation.

When do Cádiz-Betis play?
On 9/2 at 5 p.m. (Brasília time)