This Thursday night, Real Madrid takes on Alaves at the Mendizorrotza in an attempt to win all three points away from home in La Liga. Recently, Los Blancos defeated Villarreal 4-1, which should instill a great deal of confidence in them ahead of this match.

It is anticipated that Carlo Ancelotti would have a potent squad for this match, setting up his club in a 4-4-2 configuration. Kepa Arrizabalaga, Fran Garcia, and Nacho may all get to play right away in this match.

Real Madrid’s anticipated lineup against the Alaves defence is 4-4-2.

In an attempt to preserve a clean sheet on Friday, Los Blancos’ Kepa Arrizabalaga will start in goal. In an attempt to maintain stability at the back for the full 90 minutes, Ancelotti’s defence will see Antonio Rudiger and Nacho receive their chance to shine.

As Lucas Vazquez tries to do well at right-back, Fran Garcia will get an opportunity to show off his skills as the left-back. They will both be granted permission to advance and take part in the assault whenever the opportunity arises.

On the bench, Ferland Mendy will provide coverage for the left-back spot.

Midfield

Federico Valverde and Toni Kroos will serve as the team’s midfield pillars as they attempt to control possession in the middle of the park. Luka Modric will try to provide a respectable showing from the right side, while Jude Bellingham will once more attempt to make an impact on the left flank.

Until he has the opportunity to make an impact on the game in the second half of the match, Dani Ceballos will have to settle with a bench position.

Attack

For Real Madrid, Brahim Diaz and Rodrygo will be at the front of the attack line. If they are to trouble the Alaves defence throughout the match, they will both need to work effectively together.

Joselu will start the game on the bench, but if Los Blancos need a goal at the end, he might come on to have an influence.