The plague of injuries haunts Real Madrid this season. David Alaba, Eder Militao y Thibaut Courtois They have torn the cruciate ligament in their knee, leaving the team in the box in two areas as delicate as defense and goal.
Especially bloody is the case of Courtois. The Belgian goalkeeper, who on August 10 tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee—in the penultimate training session before the first league match against Athletic in San Mamés (0-2)— was close to returning to the playing fields in the coming days, with the Champions League tie against Manchester City just around the corner. There had even been speculation about the possibility that Carlo Ancelotti would line him up in the first leg of the quarterfinals, next Tuesday, April 9 at the Santiago Bernabéu.
But this will not be possible because Courtois was injured this Tuesday in Madrid training: He has torn the meniscus in his right knee and it has already been successfully intervened. In the next few days he will begin his recovery process and will be away from the playing fields for another two months, a period that is added to the seven months that the Bree footballer has already been off the playing fields after breaking his cruciate muscle.
Who also says goodbye to the season is David Alaba. The Austrian center He tore the cruciate ligament in his left knee during the League match against Villarreal at the Santiago Bernabéu (4-1), played on December 17, and says goodbye to the season.
Alaba underwent surgery two days later in Innsbruck and, according to Real Madrid sources, Digital Freedomsince then He travels every 15 days to that Austrian city to compare his recovery with the doctors and medical team who performed that intervention, with Dr. Christian Fink—one of the best knee surgeons in the world—at the helm.
Different media come ensuring in recent days that Alaba is “experiencing problems with his left knee”after the last MRI last week, and that is why his trips to Innsbruck are frequent, given the concern the player would have with the injured area.
However, Real Madrid denies everything and, in statements to this newspaper, highlights that “in the latest resonance Its progress and advancement have been confirmed above any expectations.“. “Not only has there been no relapse, but quite the opposite,” they warn from the white entity.
2024-03-20 16:04:15
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