Alaba sets off the alarms with another injury to the hamstring of his right leg

Cwhen Alaba was injured in AnfieldNobody thought that a nightmare for the Austrian would begin there, but in the absence of evidence after this new injury at Stamford Bridge, it seems that it was. The MRI after the match against Liverpool revealed a distal lesion in the femoral biceps that was very difficult to treat. a disease from which 60% of the footballers who suffer from it relapse. Alaba returned later than expected and at Stamford Bridge, when everything seemed forgotten, his hamstring said enough was enough.

Ancelotti’s first statements speak of overload, but fear exists right now in Madrid, about after the yellow card that will prevent Militao from playing the first leg of the semifinals. “Militao will not play the first leg of the semifinal but hopefully Alaba can recover. He had a problem, his hamstring strained and we made the change at the end of the first half. Karim had a blow, a foot stomp, it started to bother him at the end and we changed him”, said the Italian coach after the match.

The reality is that in the absence of evidence, Alaba is disturbing and there are many who fear that the 60% relapse statistic has been met with Alaba. And it is that a break in that area would be a real stick for the white team facing the semifinals.

An injury that causes many problems

The footballer of the Sampdoria, Filip Djuricic, missed six months of competition last season due to continuous relapses after an injury identical to the one suffered by Alaba at Anfield. And the same thing happened to Asier Villalibre between the months of September and January of last season, with up to three relapses. Everyone, with that distal biceps femoris injury, very close to the knee…