Eduardo Camavinga suffered an ankle injury while on international duty with France, which might sideline him for Real Madrid’s UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg against Manchester City on April 9. The injury occurred before halftime during a friendly match against Marseille, and it’s reported as a sprain. Camavinga is set to return to Madrid for medical tests, with early indications suggesting a recovery timeframe of at least two weeks, putting his participation against Manchester City in doubt.
Carlo Ancelotti faces a significant dilemma with Eduardo Camavinga’s potential absence due to an ankle injury. Losing such a versatile player for the crucial Champions League clash against Manchester City is a cause for concern, putting additional pressure on Real Madrid’s midfield options. Ancelotti now must reassess his strategy to compensate for Camavinga’s likely absence, a challenge given the midfielder’s impact and the high stakes of the upcoming match.
