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Hit in the ankle, Jude Bellingham left early during Real Madrid’s victory against Girona (4-0). His participation in the match against Leipzig is not certain.
This is the black point of the evening for Real Madrid. Author of a double against Girona (4-0), in a match which allowed the Merengues to take the lead in La Liga, Jude Bellingham injured an ankle.
The England international inadvertently stepped on an opponent in the first half and his left ankle was injured on that occasion. Bellingham was able to resume, score his two goals, but the same ankle turned a second time on a trivial action, and the former Dortmund player could not really continue. He came out shortly before the hour mark.
“Bellingham has a sprained ankle and will be re-examined tomorrow, said Carlo Ancelotti at a press conference. I hope we can count on him on Tuesday. He didn’t play in some matches and other players contributed a lot like Brahim and Joselu. » Real would still need their providential man on Tuesday in Leipzig, in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League.
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