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Real Madrid’s Militao out for at least two weeks with groin injury
The Statesman Kolkata
|November 21, 2025
Real Madrid will be without central defender Eder Militao for two busy weeks after the club confirmed on Wednesday that he has suffered a groin injury. Militao suffered the injury after an hour of Brazil's friendly match against Tunisia on Tuesday, Real Madrid said on its official website.
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"Following tests carried out today, Eder Militao has been diagnosed with a muscular injury to the adductor magnus in his right leg. Further updates will follow," read a club statement.
Although Real Madrid did not give a comeback date, Spanish sports paper Diario AS estimated Militao will be out of action for at least two weeks, missing La Liga games against Elche, Girona, and Athletic Club, and a Champions League game against Olympiakos, reports Xinhua.
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