Ass: Continue to rehabilitation, Bellingham aims to restore the Madrid derby to its best condition

According to the Ass, Real Madrid's goal is to get Bellingham back to his best form in the Madrid derby, which will be held on September 27.

Bellingham re-entered Real Madrid's roster just 61 days after shoulder surgery, and the recovery speed is surprising. Real Madrid originally expected that Bellingham would take about 12 weeks to come back, but the actual time was greatly shortened. From 90 days to 61 days, it's almost a miracle.

Bellingham's appearance on the roster against Marseille does not mean he can play immediately, but it is obviously part of the recovery process. The next matches will provide Bellingham with the necessary running-in opportunities, especially against Espanyol this weekend and subsequently against Levante, which will test whether his shoulders can withstand high intensity confrontations. Although the club still takes his recovery process with caution, the player himself is full of confidence.

As for Bellingham's on-court position, Alonso said in June that the Englishman was more suitable for the role of midfield playmaker. However, this may also affect the positioning of other players, and Guerre is one of them. In any case, his return undoubtedly brings more options and possibilities to the team.