BREAKING: Eder Militao’s season is over as he suffered an ACL injury with meniscus also involved while Rodrygo and Vazquez Suffer Muscle injuries

Despite winning 4-0, Real Madrid’s encounter against Osasuna has proven to be quite costly for the reigning champions. The match not only highlighted their strength on the pitch but also brought to light significant injury concerns that could affect their season going forward.

Eder Militao’s season is now over as he suffered a severe ACL injury, with both menisci also involved. Real Madrid has confirmed that Eder Militao sustained a “complete rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament with involvement of both menisci in the right leg.” This serious injury means he’s expected to be out for at least 9 months, leaving a considerable gap in their defensive lineup. His absence will surely test the depth of the squad and the tactical acumen of the coaching staff, as they will need to find suitable replacements in the coming months.

In addition, Rodrygo will be sidelined until the beginning of December due to a muscle injury, as confirmed by the club following today’s tests. His agility and flair on the wing will be missed, particularly in crucial fixtures where creativity and pace are paramount for breaking down resilient defenses.

Furthermore, Lucas Vázquez, another important player for the squad, will be unavailable for three weeks with a muscle injury, as tests today have confirmed for the Spanish fullback. This adds to a growing list of injury concerns for Real Madrid, which could impact their performance in both domestic and European competitions.

As the team looks to navigate these challenges, supporters will be hoping for a swift recovery for the affected players and that the remaining squad members can step up to fill the void left by these injuries. Real Madrid’s depth will be tested as they aim to maintain their competitive edge in the league and continue their push for silverware this season.