Brahim Díaz Out for Three Months Due to Injury

Real Madrid faces a new setback this season with the absence of Brahim Díaz, who will be sidelined for approximately three months due to a tear in his right adductor muscle. The talented player from Málaga will miss the six matches leading up to the international break, causing significant concern for Carlo Ancelotti and his coaching staff.

The incident occurred during last weekend's match against Real Sociedad. Brahim felt discomfort in the 19th minute and, although he tried to continue on the field, he had to be substituted in the 24th minute, visibly affected by the pain. Initially, there was speculation that the injury might not be serious, but medical tests conducted the following day confirmed a long adductor muscle injury in his right leg, which will keep him out for a month.

Real Madrid's infirmary continues to fill up, and Brahim's absence is a severe blow for a team already facing several physical challenges this season. Carlo Ancelotti, always cautious with his players' injuries, refrained from making predictions before the player was examined by the club's medical team. "We will evaluate him tomorrow," stated the Italian coach after the match against Real Sociedad.

On Monday morning, while the team trained following their victory at Anoeta (0-2), Brahim Díaz underwent the necessary medical tests, which confirmed the worst-case scenario: a prolonged absence.