Real Madrid: the verdict is in for Rodrygo and Lucas Vázquez

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid – Osasuna: Rodrygo leaves with injury

Real Madrid had a very mixed Saturday afternoon. Certainly, the Merengue club found its way to victory at the Santiago Bernabéu by winning against Osasuna (4-0), as part of the 13th day of La Liga. But the Merengues lost three players to injury. In addition to the seriously injured Eder Militao, Carlo Ancelotti saw Rodrygo and Lucas Vázquez leave the match prematurely.

According to The Athleticthe Brazilian winger – who made his return to competition this Tuesday against AC Milan – suffers from an injury to his left leg. An unavailability of one month is mentioned. Concerning Vázquez, the Spaniard is injured in his left adductor. The 33-year-old will be out for at least three weeks. Additional tests are planned for both players on Monday. Already deprived of David Alaba, Thibault Courtois and Aurélien Tchouaméni, Real Madrid lost three other players in one afternoon.

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Manu Tournoux

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