Video: Ancelotti loses his cool after Real Madrid midfielder’s injury in training | OneFootball

Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga found himself in a troubling situation during the team’s recent training session, just a day before their UEFA Super Cup final on Wednesday.

The Frenchman, who has been a vital part of the squad, had to leave the session early due to what appeared to be a significant knee injury.

The incident occurred when Camavinga collided with his teammate Aurelien Tchouameni during a routine drill. The impact was severe enough to send Camavinga to the ground, where he clutched his knee in visible agony.

His cries of pain echoed across the training ground, leaving his teammates and the coaching staff in a state of shock. For a few tense moments, Camavinga remained on the ground, unable to move.

Eventually, he managed to stand up, but it was clear that something was wrong. The midfielder limped off the field, each step slow and laboured, casting a shadow of doubt over his availability for the upcoming final.

Carlo Ancelotti’s reaction

The incident sparked a strong reaction from Carlo Ancelotti. Cameras captured the moment Ancelotti, known for his usually calm demeanour, lost his composure, throwing his stopwatch to the ground in frustration.

In the wake of the injury, Ancelotti now faces a tough decision regarding his midfield lineup for the Super Cup clash.

With Camavinga likely sidelined, the manager is expected to start Tchouameni alongside veterans Luka Modric and Federico Valverde or possibly Jude Bellingham. This sudden change in plans will test the depth of Real Madrid’s squad.

Is there an update on his injury?

Despite the initial fears, there is a glimmer of hope. Although the injury looked severe at first glance, Camavinga’s ability to leave the field without needing a stretcher has given some reason for optimism.

Reports suggest that while the injury may not be as serious as initially feared, it is still enough to keep him out of the Super Cup final in Warsaw.

The full extent of the damage is yet to be determined, with further medical tests scheduled for Thursday. These tests will provide a clearer picture of Camavinga’s recovery timeline.

After the incident, Camavinga took to social media to address his fans. “I have a little pain, yes, it’s my knee. I don’t know what’s wrong with me, I have medical exams tomorrow morning,” he shared, reflecting on the uncertainty surrounding his condition.