Real Madrid's Season Gets Another Blow As Militao And Guller Get Ruled Out

Not the update Real Madrid would have wanted this late in the season. Both Eder Militao and Arda Guller are set to miss the rest of the campaign after picking up injuries to the biceps femoris, which effectively rules them out from here on.

Militao’s absence is the one that changes things the most right now. When he’s available, he’s one of the first names in defense. He brings pace, strength, and a level of reliability that’s hard to replace, especially in big games. After dealing with injuries before, this latest setback means there’s no reason to rush him back. The focus is clearly on getting him fully fit again, with the 2026 World Cup in mind. Brazil will want him ready, and so will Real Madrid in the long run.

Guller’s situation feels different, but still frustrating. He had just started to get more consistent minutes and was slowly settling into the team. You could see the quality in small moments, the kind of touches and passes that hint at what he can become.

Then this happens. For a young player, breaks like this are tough because momentum matters a lot early on. Now it’s about recovery and making sure he returns in the right condition, especially with international duty ahead for Turkey.

🚨 OFFICIAL: Éder Militão's season with Real Madrid is almost at an end due to a muscle injury in the biceps femoris. ❌🤕

Militão will now focus on his recovery ahead of the 2026 World Cup. 🇧🇷

Similarly, Arda Güler's season with Real Madrid is nearing its conclusion after… pic.twitter.com/d4fB27i7av

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Real Madrid’s season gets more trouble

At this point in the season, losing players is always complicated. Matches are tighter, options matter more, and even squad players can end up playing a big role. Militao missing out leaves a clear gap at the back, while Guller’s absence removes a creative option who could have helped unlock games.

Still, the decision here is pretty straightforward. There’s no point rushing either of them. Hamstring injuries can easily get worse if pushed too soon, and that risk just isn’t worth it.

Real Madrid will adjust, like they usually do. As for Militao and Guller, the job now is simple. Recover properly, get back to full fitness, and be ready for what comes next.