Any prolonged absence for Camavinga after tonight’s match will represent another unwelcome setback this season for Real.
Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga became the latest first-team player to suffer an injury at the club, after limping off the pitch in Los Blancos’ 2–0 Champions League defeat away at Liverpool.
Manager Carlo Ancelotti has already seen his first-team squad ravaged by injuries this campaign, with defenders Eder Militao and Dani Carvajal both suffering season-ending injuries over the past month, while Brazilian forwards Rodrygo and Vinicius Junior are expected to be unavailable for the European champions until at least mid-December.
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