Real Madrid's Arda Guler to return to action after October international break

The youngster is yet to make appearances for Real Madrid

Arda Guler, midfielder for Real Madrid, has resumed training in preparation for his Los Blancos first-team debut which could come after the October international break.

According to SPORT, the 18-year-old has resumed first-team practice with the newly formed squad Real Madrid after missing time due to injury after completing a £17 million ($21 million) transfer from Turkish powerhouses Fenerbahce during the summer.

The Turkish international, who has yet to make an appearance for Real Madrid, has experienced meniscus and muscle injuries since signing Carlo Ancelotti's team. As a result, he was removed from their summer squad.

In order to improve his conditioning in preparation for his return, the player trained apart from the rest of the team. Guler will probably start practising with the ball soon as he gets closer to making a recovery from his numerous injuries.

The athlete bounced back as usual and started working out again, with the aforementioned game versus the island team marked down as a potential debut.

The young player had made a big impression in Turkey, and many Madrid supporters were still eagerly awaiting his debut. As a result, other major clubs in Europe began to explore the possibility of signing the attacking midfielder.

Nevertheless, tragedy struck once more when Güler experienced an apparently unrelated medical problem, this time in his "left rectus femoris muscle," as Madrid phrased it in their statement. The fact that the injury set back his recovery by three to four weeks shocked everyone, especially considering that club manager Carlo Ancelotti had just minutes earlier stated in a press conference that Güler was "available."

He needs more time, physical preparation, and style acclimation, but he's fine. He has demonstrated throughout time that his great talent is inherited.