Ass: Bellingham may miss 10 Real Madrid games if surgery is performed and is expected to return on October 19

The Ass reported that Bellingham will undergo left shoulder surgery after the Club World Cup, which is expected to result in him missing 10 games for Real Madrid.

In November 5, 2023, in Real Madrid's home La Liga match against Vallecano, Bellingham fell to the ground while fighting, and then felt pain in his left shoulder and confirmed his shoulder was dislocated. But Bellingham then put on protective gear and insisted on the game, and after the game he found his injury was worse than expected. Bellingham was absent for two weeks, but he still did not recover afterwards. Bellingham has two options: undergo surgery thorough treatment, or conservative treatment and stick to the game.

Bellingham chose the latter, with the pain of his shoulders and bandaged the bandage for 599 days, participating in 100 games (Real Madrid 83 games, England 17 games). But now Bellingham has finally decided to undergo surgery, and he has announced that he will undergo surgery after the Club World Cup. The Ass said that this will result in Bellingham being absent for three months and is expected to return until October 19. Bellingham will undergo shoulder surgery within a few days after the Club World Cup. Bellingham will sacrifice his vacation, after the operation he will use an arm sling and will undergo corresponding rehabilitation treatment. This will result in Bellingham missing 10 games for Real Madrid, or maybe 9 games, because if Real Madrid advance to the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup, their first round of La Liga will be postponed in the new season.

It is certain that Bellingham will miss the first eight rounds of La Liga in next season and the first two Champions League games. In addition, Bellingham will miss several games for England during the two national team match days in September and October.

Ass said that during the period when Bellingham was absent, Real Madrid coach Alonso had to find a suitable replacement. Guerre is the first choice for people to think of, but 17-year-old Mastantono, who just joined Real Madrid this summer, may also participate in the competition, and Dias also wants to get a chance.