The match that the Spanish team played against Germany on Tuesday at the La Cartuja stadium in Seville took its toll on two of Luis Enrique’s starters. Sergio Ramos and Sergio Canales they had to withdraw from the playing field in the first half with two muscular mishaps that seriously question their participation in the next matches that Real Madrid and Betis will have to face.
The first to fall was the Cantabrian, who in minute 12 left his post to Fabián Ruiz after feeling a puncture in the biceps femoris in your left leg while trying to control a ball, which prevented him from continuing on the grass. Later he was the captain of the Spanish team and Real Madrid, which this Tuesday sneaked into the ‘top 3’ of international appearances on a world scale by adding his 178th match with La Roja, which had to withdraw prematurely also for a acute discomfort in the biceps femoris, although in his case in the right leg.
The camero was relieved by Eric García and is pending tests to determine the extent of his injury. A mishap that puts Real Madrid on alert, who on Saturday will face a demanding commitment against Villarreal and next Wednesday will visit Inter Milan at San Siro, in another ‘final’ for the Whites in the group stage of the Champions League.
With Militao still out due to coronavirus, Zinedine Zidane would only have two healthy centrals, Varane and Nacho, who has been in the dry dock for almost a month after suffering a quadriceps injury in his right leg during the classic on October 24 at the Camp Nou. To make matters worse, the French defender will return to the capital of Spain, as he was replaced at halftime in the clash that measured France with Sweden and the French coach, Didier Deschamps, acknowledged that the change was due to suffering “discomfort.”
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