Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga left screaming in agony as Modric holds head in horror after stomach-churning injury
REAL MADRID star Eduardo Camavinga was left screaming in agony after suffering a stomach-churning injury in training.
Teammate Luka Modric held his head in his hands after witnessing the Frenchman go down following a fairly innocuous challenge.
EPAEduardo Camavinga was left screaming in pain after a stomach-churning injury[/caption]
ReutersThe incident came ahead of Real Madrid’s Uefa Super Cup final against Atalanta[/caption]
APLuka Modric was left with his head in his hands[/caption]
Real are in Poland for tonight’s Uefa Super Cup final against Atalanta.
The match is taking place at Warsaw’s National Stadium.
And Real prepared for the occasion with a training session on the field on Tuesday evening.
But disaster struck when Camavinga went down crying in agony.
The Frenchman was on the ball when he was tackled by compatriot Aurelien Tchouameni.
However, he appeared to be caught on the leg as his pal went through.
And Camavinga immediately dropped to the ground with an anguished yell.
Teammates immediately rushed to his side as they assessed the damage.
But it was too much for experienced midfielder Modric, who covered his head with his hands in response.
Fortunately for Real, Camavinga eventually got up of his own accord.
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He then limped off the side of the field while accompanied by medics.
And teammates including Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr gave him words of encouragement, with Camavinga now in a race to be fit for tonight’s match.
The 21-year-old is entering his fourth season with Real after a £26.5million switch from Rennes in 2021.
He’s since played 145 times for Los Blancos, scoring twice in the process.
And Camavinga has already won two titles and two Champions Leagues at the Bernabeu, as well as becoming a regular starter for the French national team.
