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Carlo Ancelotti eases concerns: Arda Guler set to shine in Real Madrid spotlight

Real Madrid's head coach Carlo Ancelotti has addressed concerns over the playing time granted to the promising summer acquisition Arda Guler.

The Turkish midfielder, coveted by both Real Madrid and arch-rivals Barcelona, made the high-profile move to the Spanish capital for the 2023/24 campaign.

Despite the initial buzz surrounding Guler's arrival, the 18-year-old has faced setbacks, limiting him to just two senior appearances. Persistent injuries have kept him on the fringes, and even in recent Super Cup clashes against Atletico Madrid and Barcelona, he saw a mere ten minutes of action, stoking frustration among the Blancos' faithful eager to witness the emergence of this highly-regarded young talent.

However, Ancelotti has stepped forward to allay concerns, offering a reassuring promise to the Real Madrid fanbase. Following the team's triumphant 4-1 victory over Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final, the seasoned coach addressed the media, emphasizing Guler's importance to the squad:

"Arda Guler is one of our main players. He is back from a big injury; he will start doing his thing soon and will get a lot more playing time. We trust him."

Ancelotti's statement serves as a commitment to integrating Guler more prominently into the squad, assuring fans that the young midfielder will soon take centre stage. The coach's confidence in Guler's abilities, coupled with the player's recovery from a significant injury, signals a forthcoming surge in game time for the Turkish sensation.

As Ancelotti's words echo through the Santiago Bernabéu, the stage is set for Arda Guler to shine in the white of Real Madrid.

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