Paris Saint-Germain defender Sergio Ramos will not return from his injury in time to face Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday night.
Lionel Messi attended his first training session since signing for Paris Saint-German on Thursday.
Alaba was officially introduced by Madrid after reaching an agreement with the club in May.
The major question, however, is whether these three signings are enough to persude striker Kylian Mbappe to stay.
Ramos left Madrid last month after it preferred not to renew his contract.
“This is the end of a unique stage in my life,” said Ramos, who broke down in tears shortly after he started speaking.
The 35-year-old defender has failed to agree a new contract and will leave as a free agent.
The veteran defender, however, is still attracting much of the attention ahead of the European Championship as Spain starts its preparations in Madrid.
Spain coach Luis Enrique said Ramos' lack of play recently made it difficult for the Real Madrid defender to be included in the Euro 2020 squad.
Ramos missed the Clasico 2-1 win over Barcelona on Saturday and also the Champions League quarter-finals first leg against Liverpool last week.
Madrid said the 35-year-old Ramos has “a muscular injury to the inner part of his left lower leg.”
Ramos is ready to return from a left knee injury that has sidelined him since mid-January, but his commitment to Real Madrid is not assured with his contract set to expire on July 1.
Ramos was spared further embarrassment by substitute Gerard Moreno firing an 89th-minute leveller in a 1-1 draw in the Nations League.
Ramos restored Madrid’s advantage in the 63rd from the spot after a brush with Barcelona’s Clement Lenglet in the area.
Ramos is nursing a left knee injury and did not practice with the squad on Tuesday. He took a knock on the knee on Saturday in the first half of the 1-0 home loss to Cádiz in La Liga.
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Vinicius Junior and Sergio Ramos scored a goal in each half as Madrid won their fourth in a row to retake the lead from Barcelona
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