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Camavinga sho.cks Real Madrid with the length of his absence and these matches that the player will missاmiss

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Yesterday, Camavinga alarmed the entire Real Madrid fan base after sustaining an injury to his left knee. Fears initially centered around a possible cruciate ligament tear, but this was unlikely from the outset. In recent years, Real Madrid players have suffered several cruciate ligament tears, leading to significant concern within the club.

 

When Camavinga cried out in pain after injuring his knee, his teammates were visibly shaken, and even Ancelotti threw his stopwatch to the ground in frustration. Fortunately, the French midfielder’s resilience showed as the injury was diagnosed as a sprain in the inner collateral ligament, sidelining him for 6 to 7 weeks according to information from Jose Luis Sanchez. It’s noted that had the injury occurred to his right leg—where he previously tore the external collateral ligament—the consequences could have been far worse.

 

Camavinga will need to recover carefully to avoid complications. Since the injury isn’t severe, his rehabilitation is straightforward, and there is no urgency for his return given the depth in midfield, with Tshwamini securing the pivot role.

 

Camavinga is expected to miss the following matches:

 

– Atlanta

– Real Mallorca

– Real Valladolid

– Las Palmas

– Real Betis

– Nations League with France

– Real Sociedad

– The first match of the Champions League

– Espanyol

– Alaves

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