Camavinga Out Rest of Season With Tendon Tear

Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga has been ruled out for the rest of the season after a complete tear of his left adductor tendon sustained during a 1-0 win over Getafe. The club confirmed the injury, which will force Camavinga to miss the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona and puts his Club World Cup participation in the United States in doubt, with recovery expected to take about three months. Camavinga has already missed time this season due to knee and hamstring issues, contributing to a challenging injury-plagued year for Real Madrid. Manager Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged after the match that both Camavinga and David Alaba are unlikely to be fit for the Copa final due to their injuries. The loss of Camavinga is a significant blow for Madrid as they approach decisive fixtures, with the midfielder having played an important role in recent campaigns.