Real Madrid defender Eder Militao made his long-awaited return from injury during the closing stages of Sunday's 4-1 win over Sevilla. Team-mates Dean Huijsen and Marc Cucurella paid tribute to the Brazilian after he received a standing ovation at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Militao returns to action after six-month absence
Real Madrid defender Eder Militao made his long-awaited return to competitive action in the 85th minute of Sunday's 4-1 victory over Sevilla. The Brazilian centre-back had been sidelined since April 21 following a serious injury layoff.
As Militao stepped onto the pitch to replace a team-mate, the Santiago Bernabeu crowd erupted into a standing ovation.
His return provides a massive boost to manager Jose Mourinho ahead of a grueling fixture schedule.
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Huijsen pays tribute to 'great guy' Militao
Defensive partner Dean Huijsen expressed delight at seeing Militao back in action, highlighting his character inside the dressing room. "We all know the kind of player he is, and if the stadium gives him an ovation, it's for a reason," Huijsen stated.
"We’re happy he's back, and he's a great guy and a great player."
"He will contribute a lot to us moving forward."
Cucurella praises Militao personality and locker room impact
Marc Cucurella echoed Huijsen's sentiments, emphasizing Militao's positive energy off the pitch during his recovery process. "He's a great player with a lot of personality," Cucurella said post-match.
"He also contributes a lot to the locker room. He's a very cheerful guy, and I'm very happy to have him back."
"The important thing is to have everyone available. The more players we have, the better."
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