FIFA will have to compensate Real Madrid with €20,548 for each day that Eduardo Camavinga is injured

FIFA will have to compensate Real Madrid with €20,548 for each day that Eduardo Camavinga is injured. 

Since the absence is estimated to be more than 28 days, the club could receive more than €1M+.

Eduardo seemed to walk off while limping a bit, and so far there is no news on the seriousness of the injury.

The player walked out telling his coach, Didier Deschamps, that he is feeling ok – but now tests will be done to see how serious it is.

After this, Camavinga may return to Madrid for treatment, but everyone hopes it is not serious.

Camavinga recently renewed with Real Madrid, and has been one of the best performes for the club this season.

The player’s injury is reportedly to his knee, with early reports on the physical issue looking positive. Reports from RMC Sports and ferocious Tweeter, Fabrizio Romano both gave immediate hope to the player and Real Madrid, with the latter commenting that “current indications on Eduardo Camavinga knee injury are very positive for France and Real Madrid. Camavinga will undergo tests tomorrow but it looks like not serious injury for the midfielder”.

Added to this, Canal+ report that Camavinga told Deschamps that he was “OK” as he limped off the pitch and into the training centre, where he will be monitored.

Camavinga arrived at the national team headquarters after a vein of fantastic form for Real Madrid. He had substituted compatriot Aurélien Tchouaméni in the ex-Monaco player’s absence due to a fractured foot, occupying the pivot role in Ancelotti’s side to perfection. Recent games for Real Madrid showed the player’s class at the base of midfield, a role that the Italian coach of the club had initially thought would not be ideal for a player of his qualities.

As such, expectations were high for Camavinga ahead of the international break, where France will take on Gibraltar and Greece as they look to make huge strides forward in Euro 2024 qualification.