Real Madrid will be bidding to book their spot in the Champions League final when they welcome Manchester City to Bernabeu for the second leg of their semi-final on Wednesday night.

Carlo Ancelotti's side won the La Liga title on Saturday with four games to spare courtesy of their 4-0 victory over Espanyol in the Spanish capital.

Los Blancos suffered a 4-3 defeat to Man City in the first leg of their European Cup semi-final last week, so they have work to do in order to book their spot in the final against either Liverpool or Villarreal.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up all of Real Madrid's injury and suspension news ahead of the clash with Man City, who thumped Leeds United 4-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.

Eden Hazard

Real Madrid's Eden Hazard pictured in March 2022 © Reuters

Status: Out
Type of injury: Leg
Possible return date: Unknown

Eden Hazard recently underwent an operation to remove an osteosynthesis plate on his right fibula, and it seems unlikely that he will play again before the end of the season.

David Alaba

David Alaba celebrates scoring for Real Madrid in October 2021 © Reuters

Status: Major doubt
Type of injury: Hamstring
Possible return date: May 4 (vs. Man City)

David Alaba was missing against Espanyol on Saturday due to the hamstring issue that forced him off against Man City in the first leg, and he faces a battle to be available for this contest.

Gareth Bale

Status: Major doubt
Type of injury: Back
Possible return date: May 4 (vs. Man City)

Gareth Bale was not involved for Real Madrid against Espanyol due to a back injury, and it remains to be seen whether he will be named in the squad against Man City.

Luka Jovic

Status: Major doubt
Type of injury: Mouth
Possible return date: May 4 (vs. Man City)

Luka Jovic was again not in the squad against Espanyol following dental surgery, and the striker remains a major doubt for this weekend's contest.

REAL MADRID'S SUSPENSION LIST

Real Madrid have no players suspended for this match, and they will be boosted by the returns of Nacho and Eder Militao, who were both banned against Espanyol.