Real Madrid is facing increasing concerns about its treatment of young talents, and Guler‘s situation is quickly drawing comparisons to Martin Odegaard’s. The club’s reluctance to provide enough playing time to younger players has already led to the loss of one of its most promising prospects, Odegaard.
Now, Guler, another highly regarded young star, appears to be following the same uncertain path.
Rising star, but no playing time: Arda Guler’s struggle at Real Madrid
Despite his significant potential, Guler has only played 307 minutes in 12 matches for Real Madrid this season. His limited appearances, including just 15 minutes in a 4-0 victory over Osasuna, have raised concerns among fans.
Even as the team struggles with injuries and a dip in form, manager Carlo Ancelotti has yet to give Guler a more prominent role.
Supporters fear that Guler may experience the same fate as Odegaard, who was also sidelined during his time at the club.
Is Guler following in Odegaard’s footsteps?
Guler’s current situation mirrors that of Martin Odegaard, who was unable to secure regular playing time at Real Madrid. Odegaard, after a series of successful loan spells, was sold to Arsenal, where he quickly became one of the Premier League’s top playmakers.
If Guler’s situation does not improve, he could face a similar path, potentially seeking a loan move to a club where he will have the opportunity to play regularly.
Real Madrid fans react: Concerned about Guler’s future
Real Madrid fans are increasingly worried about the situation, with many drawing parallels between Guler’s potential departure and the loss of Martin Odegaard. One fan commented, “The Odegaard scenario is being repeated with Arda Guler, unfortunately. Real Madrid lost Martin Odegaard because Zidane didn’t give him a chance and preferred the old guard over him. Now, Guler is getting the same treatment.”
Another fan expressed similar concerns: “I don’t want Odegaard 2.0 to happen. Guler is being sidelined like Odegaard. If he doesn’t get a chance in games like this, when will he? He’ll end up being loaned out, and it will be another talent lost by Real Madrid.”
A third fan noted, “It’s obvious Guler is going down the same path as Odegaard. He’ll be loaned out, and then Real Madrid will lose him permanently. This could have been avoided if Ancelotti had given him more opportunities.”
Real Madrid’s management is watching closely
Although Ancelotti has not given Arda Guler significant opportunities, Real Madrid’s management is aware of the young player’s talent. The club remains hopeful that Guler can play a key role in their future.
However, the current situation is precarious, and Real Madrid must find a solution to avoid losing another promising young talent.
More playing time with national team
While Guler struggles for minutes at Real Madrid, his performances for the Turkish national team have been impressive. He played in all four of Turkey’s UEFA Nations League matches, totaling 352 minutes.
This is considerably more game time than he has received at Madrid, and it shows that he can make an impact when given the chance.
Will Real Madrid lose another young gem?
Real Madrid’s handling of young players like Arda Guler has raised significant concerns. If his situation doesn’t change, Guler may follow Odegaard’s trajectory and look for a future elsewhere.
Real Madrid cannot afford to lose another talented young player, and they must reconsider their strategy regarding youth development. The club’s next steps regarding Guler’s future could be crucial not only for him but for Real Madrid’s long-term success.
Real Madrid’s stance: Guler not leaving in January
Amid growing reports that Arda Guler may leave on loan during the January transfer window because of his lack of playing time, Real Madrid President Florentino Perez has moved to put an end to the speculation.
According to Defensa Central, Perez has informed his staff that Guler will not leave the club during the mid-season transfer window. He reportedly stated, “There is no doubt that Guler will stay in Real Madrid during the winter transfer window. This discussion is over.”
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