Real Madrid has confirmed that Eduardo Camavinga suffered a biceps femoris tear during the Champions League match against Liverpool. Medical tests have revealed that the midfielder will be out of action for approximately three weeks.

The injury comes at a critical time for Real Madrid, as they face key matches in LaLiga and the UEFA Champions League. Camavinga's absence will force coach Carlo Ancelotti to make adjustments in midfield during a challenging stretch for the team.

Ancelotti’s Reaction and Possible Replacements

Coach Carlo Ancelotti expressed confidence in the squad's ability to handle this setback:
"It's an unfortunate injury, but I trust in the quality and depth of our team."

To cover for Camavinga, players like Aurélien Tchouaméni, Toni Kroos, and Dani Ceballos are expected to step up. Their performances will be crucial as the team navigates through high-stakes matches in the coming weeks.

Recovery Timeline and Matches He’ll Miss

During his recovery, Camavinga is set to miss at least three matches, including vital clashes in LaLiga and the Champions League. If his rehabilitation proceeds as planned, he could return by mid-December, making him available for the game against Atalanta and the Intercontinental Cup Final on December 18.