US EditionReal Madrid dealt blow as star man picks up injury ahead of new Laliga season: Reports
COMMUNITY OF MADRID, SPAIN, AUG 10 – Camavinga faces weeks sidelined due to a right ankle sprain sustained in training, impacting Real Madrid’s midfield depth ahead of their La Liga opener, the club confirmed.
- Real Madrid confirmed on Sunday that Eduardo Camavinga has a sprained ankle, ruling him out of Tuesday's friendly against WSG Tirol, journalist Mario Cortegana reported.
- Recurring setbacks have caused Camavinga to miss the final weeks of last season and the Club World Cup after injuries in April, limiting his impact at Real Madrid.
- Los Blancos ran out 4-1 winners at Valdebebas training center, Alonso said, `With who we have, we can dominate in midfield`.
- With Camavinga sidelined, Madrid now face a shortage of midfield options as Jude Bellingham remains out until October and no new signings have been made.
- Facing a tight timetable, Camavinga's recovery remains uncertain, with the latest word from Valdebebas on Sunday indicating a challenge for the season opener at the Santiago Bernabéu.
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The French midfielder suffered a sprain and will miss the start of the season; his downfall adds to those of Jude Bellingham, Ferland Mendy and Endrick
Absent from the ground since the end of April, the French international was again injured in training this Sunday.
Eduardo Camavinga was injured again, in the ankle this time. The midfielder could miss the first matches of the Real Madrid season.
MADRID 10 Aug. (EUROPA PRESS). – Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga suffers a sprain on his right ankle, the white club has confirmed this Sunday, and his team will miss the friendly match that his team will play this Tuesday against WSG Tirol in Innsbruck (Austria). "After the tests carried out today on our player Eduardo Camavinga by the Medical Services of Real Madrid, he has been diagnosed with a sprain on his right ankle", the club sa…
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