Eduardo Camavinga could return to action this weekend after the 22-year-old midfielder returned to training with the ball for the first time on Tuesday.
Marca have reported good news for Real Madrid after Eduardo Camavinga returned to training with the ball for the first time on Tuesday as his team-mates travelled to Italy for their Champions League clash with Atalanta.
Camavinga has been sideline since late November after the 22-year-old midfielder suffer a left thigh injury. During the 2-0 Champions League defeat to Liverpool at Anfield. Meaning the Frenchman has missed the team’s last three games, including the Champions League trip to Atalanta.
Camavinga return to training with the squad on Tuesday and the 22-year-old midfielder could be fit to feature for Saturday’s trip to Rayo Vallecano in the La Liga, according to Ufabet.
As much comes owing to a thigh injury suffered en route to Real Madrid’s Champions League defeat at the hands of Liverpool at Anfield.
The Frenchman has since been force to sit out a trio of fixtures. In line to miss out later today when Los Blancos lock horns with Atalanta, too.
As alluded to above, though, if the latest images stemming from Valdebebas are anything to go by. Then Camavinga Promotion ufabet appears to be closing on a return to competitive action.
This comes amid confirmation that the 22-year-old is back out on the grass in Madrid, training with the ball: