the rush of Daniel Ceballos in recent weeks coincided with the physical and collapse of football of Toni Kroos. The uterus is the star of the two reversions to the cup villarreal in the round of 16 and Atlético in the quarterfinals, just the opposite of the German, was not on the pitch when the Real Madrid managed to flip two adverse markers.
In The ceramicwith 0-2 against, ancelotti decided to delete Cross in the 56th minute to give an entry ceballos and the change had an immediate effect. The Andalusian asked for the ball, gave rhythm to the circulation and from there Madrid hit Villarreal in their area. Ceballos attended came for 2-1 that paved the way for a comeback and sealed qualification to the quarterfinals with a fine goal coming from the second line.
In the following match against Athletic in the Liga, Carletto rewarded the performance of Ceballos (and Camavinga) that gave him the title in San Mamés at the expense of Kroos, who entered the field in the 85th minute, taking over from the Andalusian to close victory with great purpose.
The former Bayern player returned to the eleven against Atlético in the quarterfinals of the Cup but again performed below his level, especially in the first half where Madrid were inferior to their rivals. In minute 74′, with 0-1 on the scoreboard, Cross Asensio inspired him to look for a comeback. Ceballos replaced the injured Mendy before the break and Camavinga he was temporarily left behind.
The output of Cross five minutes before the great goal of Rodrygo which began with the return and showed that German was no longer indispensable to a Madrid who gained the rhythm, legs and aggressiveness of a reborn Daniel Ceballos you are making the most of this opportunity.
Source: La Verdad
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