In the 20th round of La Liga on January 19, Real Madrid defeated Las Palmas 4-1. However, the significance of this match goes beyond goals and VAR controversy. It marks the strong return of Dani Ceballos - a once forgotten talent who is gradually proving himself an indispensable member of Real Madrid's midfield. Ceballos' Brave Performance Just 27 seconds into the game, Fabio Silva scored a lightning goal for the visiting team, catching the entire Bernabeu off guard. But Ceballos quickly adjusted his state and ended the match with an outstanding performance. He created three key chances and completed 73 accurate passes out of 79 touches. In addition, he participated in 101 ball controls, second only to Bellingham (80 times), and was the player who won back possession most on the field (10 times). Ceballos successfully tackled 7 out of 5 times and forced the opponent to foul 3 times, demonstrating his importance as a tactical core of the team. When the game reached the 83rd minute, Ceballos was substituted, and the Bernabeu stands erupted in applause. "I am very grateful to the fans for recognizing my efforts," Ceballos said excitedly after the game, "This is the moment I have been most confident since joining. I will continue to work hard and strive to make the coach consider me more." Ceballos' career has not been smooth sailing. In the summer of 2017, he transferred from Betis to Real Madrid for 16.5 million euros, then seen as the successor to Luka Modric or Toni Kroos. However, under Zidane's coaching, Ceballos had…