The management of Real Madrid is experiencing increasing concern due to the recurring injuries affecting the first-team players throughout the current season, prompting the club to take its first steps toward making changes.

According to the Spanish newspaper "AS," the club has decided to reinstate doctor Niko Mihic to work daily with the team members, especially following the injury suffered by the French star Kylian Mbappé.

This step represents an important shift in the working mechanism within the group led by Xabi Alonso, as a serious effort to identify the real causes behind the increasing injuries and to address them at their roots.

According to the newspaper, the problem is not limited to the physical aspect alone; it also includes methods of injury diagnosis, recovery mechanisms, rehabilitation periods, as well as assessing players' readiness before their return to official competition.

The case of French star Kylian Mbappé is considered the main factor that accelerated the initiation of these changes, after his physical and medical condition raised widespread concern within the club’s circles and opened the door to questions about the approach to workload management and injury treatment.

Through these moves, Real Madrid's management aims to regain control over this sensitive issue and ensure the readiness of its players during a crucial stage of the season, where there is no room to lose more key players.