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UCL: Blow for Mourinho with three Real Madrid players banned for Inter Milan clash
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UCL: Blow for Mourinho with three Real Madrid players banned for Inter Milan clash

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho, will be without three of his squad members for Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Inter Milan.

This is due to UEFA suspensions from last season.

Midfielders Eduardo Camavinga, Arda Güler and Bernardo Silva are all carrying over bans.

Camavinga, Güler and Silva were shown red cards in their final appearances in Europe last season.

It is a blow for Mourinho, who is already without the likes of Rodrygo, Éder Militão and Ferland Mendy.

Madrid will be looking to bounce back from a 1-0 defeat to Real Betis in LaLiga when they face Inter at the Bernabéu.

UCL: Blow for Mourinho with three Real Madrid players banned for Inter Milan clash

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