“I want to die”, “Terrible evening” – Real Madrid fans fear the worst for ‘important’ player after what happened during win over Getafe
Real Madrid fans were left frustrated after Eduardo Camavinga was injured during their 1-0 home win against Getafe. Marco Asensio netted the solitary goal in the 70th minute to secure all three points for Los Blancos.
Camavinga, however, was taken off in the 84th minute of the game after sustaining a knock. The Frenchman started the game as a midfielder and 52 successful passes during his stay on the pitch. He also made two key passes and played two successful long balls. The youngster won five ground duels and made two interceptions during the match as well.
However, his injury has left fans concerned. With the UEFA Champions League second leg clash against Manchester City approaching, the team need to be at their best. Camavinga's injury could weaken Carlo Ancelotti's side to a great extent.
The 20-year-old has been a mainstay in the first team this season, making 53 appearances across competitions. Him potentially missing the Champions League semi-final could serve as a big blow for the side.
Fans on Twitter pointed that out with one of them writing:
"Camavinga injured just before our most important game of the season, I want to D1E."
Another claimed:
"Camavinga potentially injured in a meaningless game and we have potentially helped Valencia stay up. Terrible evening."
Los Blancos, meanwhile, moved to the second spot in the La Liga table with the win. They have 71 point from 34 matches and lead Atletico Madrid by two points having played one game more.
Fans, though, are very concerned about Camavinga's injury. Here are some of the best reactions across Twitter from Real Madrid fans after Eduardo Camavinga's injury against Getafe:
Who could replace Eduardo Camavinga in Real Madrid's lineup?
Eduardo Camavinga has mostly been used as a left-back by Carlo Ancelotti this season. That was his position against Manchester City in the first leg at Santiago Bernabeu.
If the 20-year-old indeed misses Real Madrid's second leg showdown against City at the Etihad, Ferland Mendy, who returned to the team against Getafe, could be drafted in.
Mendy is a natural left-back by trade. Hence, having him back is a boost to Ancelotti's side. Considering Camavinga's latest injury, Mendy's return timing couldn't have been any better for Los Blancos.