The first squad of the Real Betis has continued preparing this Tuesday, without major setbacks, next Sunday's clash against the Real society at Benito Villamarín, a match for which Pellegrini can introduce several changes in the starting eleven and which is pending the return of its seven internationals from the commitments with their respective teams, since most of them -Mandi, Guido, William, Canales and Sanabria- have been counting on a regular basis for ownership, which has not yet enjoyed the Mexicans Guarded and Lainez.
The central Mandi missed the last game in Valencia due to suspension and points again to the ownership against the San Sebastian team, like the goalkeeper Claudio Bravo, who continues to exercise with the rest of his teammates as normal, after losing the last three due to injury matches.
It remains to be seen if Tonny Sanabria, who is the last to play and the one with a more complicated return trip from Venezuela, to be measured on Wednesday night with Paraguay, will retain the title, since Guido Rodríguez does it this Tuesday in Bolivia and He returns on Messi's private jet. If Sanabria did not play at the beginning against Real, Borja Iglesias or Loren would.
Plan the unknown of Carvalho's ownership, starting Sunday with Portugal
Another question to be resolved in the eleven for Sunday is the presence of William Carvalho, or not, in the starting eleven. Against Valencia, it was Canales who formed the double pivot with Guido, but at any moment the Portuguese player, who started with his team last Sunday in the clash in Paris against France (0-0), can regain his position.
In training this Tuesday, both the goal Claudio Bravo -another who points to ownership- and the forward Juanmi have carried out specific work related to the control of loads, although they have subsequently joined the group to be under Pellegrini's orders.
In the event that Claudio Bravo, Mandi and William Carvalho return to the title, the main candidates to lose it are Joel Robles, Sidnei and Tello.