<span class="titolo">Cannavaro And Heinze Back For Madrid, But Drenthe's Left Out Again</span></p> <span class="sommario">Bernd Schuster's beleaguered Real Madrid defence is set to be strengthened in time for the visit to Valencia on Wednesday night: Fabio Cannavaro and Gabriel Heinze have rejoined the fray. Royston Drenthe, however, has been left out yet again...</span></p> Real Madrid coach Bernd Schuster has some good news ahead of Wednesday night's clash with Valencia at the Mestalla: Fabio Cannavaro and Gabriel Heinze are once again available for selection. The defensive duo are back in full training and have been named in Schuster's squad of 18 for the trip to the coast, meaning that Sergio Ramos can move to his native right-back position and Michel Salgado will once again leave the starting XI. However, Royston Drenthe, himself an option for Heinze's prefered left-back role, has been missed out entirely, much to the young Dutchman's digust. With Drenthe, a high-profile summer signing, joining Soldado and Jordi Codina in the 'dropped' bracket, the ex-Feyenoord man was visibly angry with his treatment on Tuesday. Gonzalo Higuain, too, has been left out, but for injury reasons and not those of form, while Mamadou Diarra has returned to the fold, possibly to start ahead of Fernando Gago in the central midfield. Pepe will be given another few days to recover before rejoining the squad. The squad of 19 in full: Goalkeepers: Casillas, Dudek. Defenders: Sergio Ramos, Cannavaro, Metzelder, Heinze, Marcelo, Miguel Torres, Michel Salgado. Midfielders: Sneijder, Diarra, Guti, Robinho, Gago, Balboa, Baptista. Forwards: Raul, Van Nistelrooy, Saviola.</p> <span class="titolo"></span></p>
