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Out with an injury against Leipzig on Tuesday evening in the Champions League, Brahim Diaz can be reassured.
Sparkling against Leipzig on Tuesday evening in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League, Brahim Diaz gave Real Madrid victory with a superb goal scored at the start of the second half (0-1). Unfortunately for him, he felt pain in his calf at the end of the game and had to give way to Lucas Vazquez (84th).
After the meeting, the former Milanese wanted to be rather reassuring. “I don’t know at the moment, I don’t know if my soleus strained or what happened. Tomorrow we will do some tests and I am sure it will be nothing”he declared to journalists.
The 24-year-old attacker then underwent an MRI on Wednesday which clearly revealed no serious injury, according to media reports. Relevo. So much so that he could be fit to face Rayo Vallecano on Sunday afternoon in La Liga.
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