Arnold seeks to regain his place after reduced role at Real Madrid

Englishman Alexander Arnold is facing difficulties proving himself at Real Madrid since joining the team a year and a half ago, as his chances of participation have diminished and the right-back position has become more crowded with competitors.

According to Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo", Arnold was one of the standout players who did not benefit from the good period that Real Madrid has recently experienced, especially after the club signed Denzel Dumfries, alongside coach José Mourinho's reliance on Valverde in the right-back position.

The English player, who was once regarded as one of the best in the world in his position, has become José Mourinho's third choice. Mourinho understands the difficulty of his situation, but he believes the team is better with Federico Valverde in that position.

Arnold hopes the international break will give him the chance to get playing minutes and regain his form, after Thomas Tuchel, the England manager, renewed his trust in him and called him up to participate with the national team.

This opportunity is particularly significant for the player, having missed out on England's squad for the last FIFA World Cup due to Tuchel's decision. The effects of the break will become clear upon his return to Real Madrid, and whether it will help him regain his position or complicate his situation further.