The anxiety within Real Madrid is growing regarding the Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, ahead of the anticipated match against Bayern Munich in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, scheduled for April 15th, due to the uncertainty surrounding his return to the field.

According to press reports, Courtois' physical condition has become more complicated recently, making his chances of participating in the anticipated match against the German team very slim. This presents a significant challenge for the coaching staff at this crucial stage of the season.

The Belgian goalkeeper suffered an injury during the second leg against Manchester City in the Champions League Round of 16. He had to leave the field at halftime after feeling pain, and subsequent medical examinations confirmed an injury that will keep him out of action for approximately six weeks.

If Courtois' absence from the match is confirmed, Real Madrid will have to continue relying on the Ukrainian goalkeeper Andriy Lunin, who is delivering impressive performances with the royal team.