@merengue0048: Yan Diomandé va avoir sa chance. Avec la suspension de quatre matchs de Vinicius, l'Ivoirien va jouer beaucoup plus ces prochaines semaines.  À 19 ans, Diomandé n'a pas encore beaucoup de matchs au compteur sous ses nouvelles couleurs, mais il a été convaincant sur le peu d’apparitions que Mourinho lui a accordé. La recrue la plus chère de l’histoire du club merengue compte un but et une passe décisive cette saison, et certains réclamaient déjà à le voir titulaire à la place de Vinicius avant même son expulsion contre Villarreal. L'absence du Brésilien lui offre maintenant une place à prendre sur le côté gauche de l'attaque, son poste préféré. À lui de montrer à Mourinho qu'il peut s'y installer durablement. Le Clasico de Diomandé Le calendrier va d’ailleurs donner à l’attaquant plusieurs belles occasions de briller, avec des rencontres face à Séville, au Racing Santander et à Valence. Mais c’est surtout le rendez-vous du 25 octobre, contre le FC Barcelone au Camp Nou, qui sera particulier. Ad  Photo Florencia Tan Jun / Getty Images Car un Clasico, c'est typiquement le genre de match où un joueur peut marquer des points très vite. Diomandé pourrait, et devrait débuter cette rencontre à gauche. Le Real Madrid a déboursé 130 millions d'euros pour le recruter, ce qui en fait le transfert le plus cher de l'histoire du club. Pas question de tout justifier en quelques rencontres, mais les prochaines semaines peuvent vraiment lui permettre de franchir un cap. En tout cas, avec Vinicius absent pour les quatre prochaines rencontres de Liga, la porte est grande ouverte pour Yan Diomandé. À lui d’en profiter.  Newsletter  Abonnez-vous pour recevoir une notification mail à chaque nouvel article. Adresse mail S'abonner Appli mobile    Suivez-nous © 2026 Real France L'équipe Recrutement Confidentialité Cookies Mentions légales Contact Cookies 🔥 Encore un peu de temps ? Jetez un coup d'oeil à ces recommandations ! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✅✅✅✅✅✅✔️✔️🇲🇫🇲🇫

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