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It’s a big blow for Real Madrid. Eduardo Camavinga injured his knee in training on Tuesday.
He would have probably been there this Wednesday evening in Warsaw, in this European Super Cup pitting the Champions League – Real Madrid – against the winner of the Europa League – Atalanta Bergamo. Yes, but fate decided otherwise. And it is from the infirmary that Eduardo Camavinga must follow this gala match.
Injured in the left knee during the Polish training session the day before the match, after a duel with Aurélien Tchouaméni and a loss of support that seemed harmless in all, the former Rennes player is suffering from a sprain of the internal lateral ligament in his left knee.
“Work hard to come back soon”
The cry of pain then uttered by the French international had led to fears of the worst – including for Carlo Ancelotti who threw his stopwatch – but the verdict of the tests is relatively reassuring on arrival. Eduardo Camavinga, for example, should be away from the field for six weeks.
” I am deeply disappointed to have sustained this injury and to miss the start of the season.reacted the Merengue midfielder today. I will work hard to come back soon. “And to address the Madrid supporters: ” Thank you for all the messages of support over the last few hours. I also wish the team good luck for tonight’s game.
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