Thibaut Courtois Injured, Out for Up to Six Weeks
Real Madrid’s Injury Crisis Deepens
Real Madrid goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, is set to miss up to six weeks due to a leg muscle injury. This injury rules him out of next month’s Champions League quarter-finals against Bayern Munich. The news adds to the club’s growing list of injury concerns.
Details of the Injury
Tests carried out by Real Madrid’s medical team revealed that Courtois suffered a muscle injury to the rectus femoris of his right quadriceps. The club stated, “His condition is being monitored.” This marks another setback for the Spanish giants, who are already dealing with key injuries to other players.
Impact on the Team
The injury leaves Real Madrid without their first-choice goalkeeper for a crucial period, including the upcoming Champions League clash against Bayern Munich. Courtois joins a list of injured stars, including Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham, Rodrygo, and Eder Militao.
Lunin to Step In
With Courtois sidelined, Ukrainian goalkeeper Andriy Lunin will take over the starting role. Lunin’s first test will come in Sunday’s La Liga derby against Atletico Madrid.
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