On loan Real Madrid striker Javier Hernandez is ready to lead the line in their pivotal Champions League quarter-final second leg tie against bitter city rivals Atletico, according to AS. The Spanish publication reports that the 26-year-old links up well with Real superstar Cristiano Ronaldo - where in his last two appearances for the club he has scored a goal and created an assist. Hernandez, who is on a season-long loan from Manchester United, is set to start up front for Carlo Ancelotti's side - with the club going through an injury crisis at present. AS report that Real Madrid striker Javier Hernandez is 'ready' to lead their attack vs Atletico on Wednesday . Hernandez (right) took part in Real's training session on Tuesday as they prepare to face their bitter rivals . The 26-year-old (left) will be hoping to carry on his recent Real form at the Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday . Spanish papers preview that match (left) and Barcelona's second leg against PSG on Tuesday night too . Regular first-choice forward Karim Benzema, who has 15 La Liga goals to his name this season, missed Madrid's 3-1 victory against Malaga at the weekend with a knee injury which he is struggling to recover from. Continuing to look ahead to the Madrid derby on Wednesday night, Marca leads with the headline that while Ancelotti deals with several selection issues at Atletico, 'There are no problems, only solutions,' as  manager Diego Simeone has a fully-fit squad to choose from. Meanwhile Mundo Deportivo previews Barcelona's second leg encounter against French outfit Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday night. Barca take a 3-1 lead going into Tuesday's tie at the Nou Camp but face an opponent that will welcome back Marco Verratti and former striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic into their starting line-up after missing the first leg. However, Mundo note that the Catalan club are not 'fixated' on the duo's availability for PSG and will go all out to make sure they reach the semi-finals. 'Redeem Yourselves' is the headline in French paper L'Equipe as PSG look to restore some credibility from the masterclass they were given in the first leg by Luis Enrique's side. Over in Italy, the paper's focus is very much on Serie A giants Juventus as they prepare to take on Monaco in Europe's elite club competition. Juve take a 1-0 advantage to the French Principality on Wednesday night and Corriere dello Sport leads with an exclusive headline from Ancelotti wanting his former club to reach the semi-finals of the tournament. The Italian press preview Juventus' Champions League second leg trip to Monaco on Wednesday night . 'If they eliminate Monaco it would be a boost to all of Italian football. Maybe they could face my Real?', he is quoted as saying in the paper. Sticking with Juventus, La Gazzetta dello Sport focuses on the future of Carlos Tevez. The Argentina international has made no secret of his desire to return to his homeland and Boca Juniors in the future, and the publication reports that the South American club will make a £3.6million bid for his services at the end of the season. And finally in Portugal, A Bola looks ahead to Porto's second leg encounter at Bayern Munich on Tuesday night. The Portuguese giants take a 3-1 lead to Bavaria and A Bola reports that the 2004 Champions League winners are fully prepared for the threat of Pep Guardiola's men - which could see the return of maverick winger Franck Ribery. In addition, the paper adds that Porto travel to the Allianz Arena without any fear. French paper L'Equipe (left) and Portugal's A Bola both look ahead to their team's chances in Europe too .
Real Madrid face Atletico in Champions League quarter-final second leg tie . Manchester United outcast Javier Hernandez expected to start  for Real . Carlos Tevez has made it known he wants to return to Argentina one day .