REAL MADRID will need all hands on deck to complete an unbelievable Champions League turnaround against Arsenal on Wednesday.
However, the Spanish giants have been hit by internal chaos ahead of the crunch quarter-final tie.
The after a second half blitz by the Gunners led by
called for calm ahead of the reverse leg at the Bernabeu, but it seems the message has not trickled down to his distracted multi-million pound stars.
Los Blancos returned to winning ways on Sunday with a 1-0 win at Alaves, despite when he went diving in with his studs raised and caught Antonio Blanco high on his shin.
Training before the game was equally chaotic for Ancelotti's squad.
Reports in claim ground bust-up on Friday.
El Chiringuitoclaims that formerstar Rudiger clatteredBellinghamwith a rough challenge during a training game.
This prompted the international to bite back with a scathing insult, which subsequently sparked a clash between the pair as team-mates were forced to intervene to separate them.
Despite the confrontation, Bellingham and Rudiger are said to have resolved the matter quickly.
Meanwhile, news has emerged that veteran midfielder .
A deal has reportedly been agreed that sees the 39-year-oldlegend acquire a stake in the Welsh club.
The amount of the Swans he is buying and the cost of the investment is currently unclear.
But the move will not impact his ongoing playing career and he is not ready to hang up his boots just yet.
The 2018winner's Real Madrid contract expires this summer and the club are still weighing up whether to offer him a new deal.
Modric is set to join Andy Coleman, Brett Cravatt, Nigel Morris and Jason Cohen as part-owners of.
On top of all of this, Madrid have also been rocked by news that defender is definitely out of the tie.
The left-back suffered a hamstring injury before the first leg, and it has now been reported by AS there is no chance of him making a sudden comeback.
That adds on to the already absent after he was sent off at the end of the game at the Emirates.
There are also fitness doubts surrounding and , while is almost certainly out against his former club.
The one boost Real can count on is the return of from suspension.
Speaking about the clash, Ancelotti referenced previous times huge deficits have been turned over in the , with the term “remontada” being born after overturned a 4-0 first-leg defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017.
He said: “Remontada? We will try.
“It happened many times.
“We will try until the last minute.”
