Video of ‘Injured’ Rudiger Entertaining Real Teammates With Incredible Dance Skills After Clasico Win Spotted

• Antonio Rudiger proved why he is such an adored figure in the Real Madrid dressing room, when he displayed incredible dance moves after his side's triumph against Barcelona
• Rudiger had a nasty head injury in the midweek and was a major doubt for El Clasico, but the thorough work by Madrid's medical team saw him feature in Sunday's game
• Goals from talisman Karim Benzema, workaholic midfielder Fede Valverde, and forward Rodrygo rendered Ferran Torres' second-half strike a consolation as Madrid maintained their unbeaten start to the season

Antonio Rudiger channelled his inner Michael Jackson to entertain his Real Madrid teammates, following their 3-1 El Clasico win against FC Barcelona on Sunday, October 16.

The German international made a cameo appearance in the biggest fixture on the Spanish La Liga calendar, when Madrid played host to fierce rivals Barcelona at the iconic Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

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Despite not having a huge bite of the cherry in El Clasico, Rudiger did his best to congratulate his teammates after the match for their scalp against Barca.

How Rudiger entertained his teammates

In a video posted on Twitter, seen by Sports Brief, the 29-year-old defender, who was sitting by Vinicius Junior, was spurred on by the rhythmic clapping of his teammates in the dressing room.

Rudiger - who played just three minutes of Sunday's clash - had loads of energy in his tank and made use of it to dance to the tune created by his teammates.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Antonio Rudiger sending a positive message to his fans on social media, following the head injury he suffered during Real Madrid's draw against Shakhtar Donetsk.

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Rudiger was struck in the face by opposition goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin while heading in the ball. However, his bravery saw Los Blancos rescue a point against the Ukrainian club.

Taking to his Instagram stories in the aftermath of the 1-1 draw in Warsaw, the ex-Chelsea stalwart wrote: "We alive".