As: Enderick has been completely recovered from injury and is expected to be selected for Real Madrid s roster against Espanyol

According to Astras, Enderick has been completely recovered from injury and the players are expected to appear on Real Madrid's roster against Espanyol at home.

The injury began on May 18 at Pisjuan Stadium, which was the penultimate round of the league, with a joint injury to the tendon on the back of his right leg. The club estimated that he would need two months to recover and ruled out the possibility of him participating in the Club World Cup.

Despite this, he went to the United States to conduct the final stage of training with his teammates. There, however, things took a turn. He was injured again in his last training session before his match against Paris Saint-Germain.

With one week left before the expected two-month recovery period, he had to start over. He went through another two months of recovery. Don't rush to achieve success, but don't stop. So, during his honeymoon this summer, he also insisted on long gyms and physical therapy sessions.

Now he is finally back, and a total of four months and one day has passed: 124 days since he was injured at Pisjuan Stadium. He completed training with the team for the first time yesterday, and it was repeated again today and could be on the roster against Espanyol. If he doesn't make the roster, he will be on the roster against Levante next week, and Enderick has fully recovered.

Alonso will not be able to rely on four players tomorrow: Arnold (tearing biceps femoris with left leg), Rudiger (tearing the front of the rectus muscle in the left leg), Heysen (discounted) and Mendy (tearing the proximal tendon of the rectus anterior leg). These are players who are sure to be absent, and Enderick is expected to be on the roster.