Real Madrid will carry out medical tests on Eduardo Camavinga this Wednesday afternoon, once he has arrived and rested from his training camp with the French national team. The 'EFE' agency understands that his injury against Chile was only a sprained ankle, not a sprain.
Eduardo Camavinga will undergo medical tests this Wednesday afternoon at the Ciudad Deportiva Real Madrid in Valdebebas after suffering an injury with his national team, France, which, according to 'EFE', points to a sprained left ankle.
Camavinga left the Velodrome stadium in Marseille on Tuesday after injuring his left ankle in the 42nd minute of the friendly match between the French national team and Chile, which was won by the French team by 3 goals to 2.
The player was replaced by Matteo Guendouzi in the 43rd minute, just before half-time, and left the field under his own steam, albeit with a limp on his left leg. An injury setback for Real Madrid after which the club's doctors were in contact with Camavinga and the French doctors to be informed of what had happened.
Real Madrid told 'EFE' that the first impressions point to "a sprained left ankle", but that it will not be until the tests at Valdebebas scheduled for Wednesday afternoon that the true extent of the injury will be known.