Title: injuries
ike_rasha - January 28, 2007 12:03 PM (GMT)
it seems that bad luck has infected all the real madrid squad,evryone is getting injured.
so we'll post here about the injured players
so we'll post here about the injured players
ike_rasha - January 28, 2007 12:05 PM (GMT)
Gago injured
The Argentine suffers from a strain on his left leg's hamstring muscles
Fernando Gago felt some pain on his left leg during the second half of the match and was replaced by youth system player Nieto in order to avoid getting seriously injured. According to a preliminary medical assesment, Gago suffers from a strain on his left leg's hamstring muscles. The player will rest until Real Madrid return to training on Tuesday.
www.realmadrid.com
The Argentine suffers from a strain on his left leg's hamstring muscles
Fernando Gago felt some pain on his left leg during the second half of the match and was replaced by youth system player Nieto in order to avoid getting seriously injured. According to a preliminary medical assesment, Gago suffers from a strain on his left leg's hamstring muscles. The player will rest until Real Madrid return to training on Tuesday.
www.realmadrid.com
ike_rasha - January 30, 2007 09:29 PM (GMT)
and now it is reyes!
The Sevillian has a sprained ligament in his right knee
José Antonio Reyes was unable to finish today's training session. In order not to run into Higuaín, the forward hit the breaks and injured his right knee. He was immediately attended by the medical staff, who diagnosed it as a sprained internal lateral ligament. Following his press conference, Reyes was taken to the hospital to undergo further tests.
Lady Luck hasn't been on Real Madrid's side of late. To the long list of injured players like Roberto Carlos, Emerson, Guti, Raúl, Marcelo and Cicinho, you now have to add the names of Gago and Reyes. The Argentine suffered a strained hamstring on Saturday at Villarreal and is doubtful for the Levante match. Same goes for Reyes, who hurt his right knee in a fortuitous play during today's training session.
That makes eight injured Real Madrid players who all find themselves listed on today's medical report.
www.realmadrid.com
The Sevillian has a sprained ligament in his right knee
José Antonio Reyes was unable to finish today's training session. In order not to run into Higuaín, the forward hit the breaks and injured his right knee. He was immediately attended by the medical staff, who diagnosed it as a sprained internal lateral ligament. Following his press conference, Reyes was taken to the hospital to undergo further tests.
Lady Luck hasn't been on Real Madrid's side of late. To the long list of injured players like Roberto Carlos, Emerson, Guti, Raúl, Marcelo and Cicinho, you now have to add the names of Gago and Reyes. The Argentine suffered a strained hamstring on Saturday at Villarreal and is doubtful for the Levante match. Same goes for Reyes, who hurt his right knee in a fortuitous play during today's training session.
That makes eight injured Real Madrid players who all find themselves listed on today's medical report.
www.realmadrid.com
ike_rasha - February 1, 2007 12:38 PM (GMT)
Raúl, Reyes and Emerson recovered
Key players make their return to the team
Raúl, Reyes and Emerson returned to the team in this morning's training session. Fabio Capello is gradually recovering all of his men and soon there will be practically no injured players on the squad. Raúl trained normally, Reyes' sprain eventually turned out to be a bruise and Emerson seems to be fully recovered from his entesitis. Gago didn't train.
On Sunday, Real Madrid will face Levante at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and it seems Fabio Capello will be able to have more men available for the match. Raúl and Emerson joined the squad today for training. Yesterday, the team's number '7' underwent sprinting sessions that anticipated his return and gave signs of the healing of his fibrilar tear.
Emerson is also ready to play. Unlike Raúl, he hasn't been seen working on the pitch this week until today -the press only have access to the opening 15 minutes of training. Gago's contracture gives the Brazilian chances of being a starter on Sunday.
On Tuesday, Reyes sufferd a blow to one of his knees that prevented him from completing the workout. He was taken to the hospital fearing he had sprained his knee, but luckily, he only bruised it. Today, he went back to training as usual. Youth player Torres did some field work as recovery treatment for the strain on the soleus of his right leg.
Sergio Ramos was nowhere to be seen. He trained with Raúl on Wednesday, but neither him nor Salgado worked out with the rest of the squad today in the opening fifteen minutes of the session, which mainly focused on tactical ball work.
TRAINING SCHEDULE:
Friday 2 February @ 11 am CET. Real Madrid City.
Saturday 3 February @ 11 am CET. Real Madrid City.Behind closed doors
www.realmadrid.com
Key players make their return to the team
Raúl, Reyes and Emerson returned to the team in this morning's training session. Fabio Capello is gradually recovering all of his men and soon there will be practically no injured players on the squad. Raúl trained normally, Reyes' sprain eventually turned out to be a bruise and Emerson seems to be fully recovered from his entesitis. Gago didn't train.
On Sunday, Real Madrid will face Levante at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and it seems Fabio Capello will be able to have more men available for the match. Raúl and Emerson joined the squad today for training. Yesterday, the team's number '7' underwent sprinting sessions that anticipated his return and gave signs of the healing of his fibrilar tear.
Emerson is also ready to play. Unlike Raúl, he hasn't been seen working on the pitch this week until today -the press only have access to the opening 15 minutes of training. Gago's contracture gives the Brazilian chances of being a starter on Sunday.
On Tuesday, Reyes sufferd a blow to one of his knees that prevented him from completing the workout. He was taken to the hospital fearing he had sprained his knee, but luckily, he only bruised it. Today, he went back to training as usual. Youth player Torres did some field work as recovery treatment for the strain on the soleus of his right leg.
Sergio Ramos was nowhere to be seen. He trained with Raúl on Wednesday, but neither him nor Salgado worked out with the rest of the squad today in the opening fifteen minutes of the session, which mainly focused on tactical ball work.
TRAINING SCHEDULE:
Friday 2 February @ 11 am CET. Real Madrid City.
Saturday 3 February @ 11 am CET. Real Madrid City.Behind closed doors
www.realmadrid.com
ike_rasha - February 20, 2007 05:35 PM (GMT)
Sergio Ramos injured
The defender has a bruise on the instep of his right foot
Sergio Ramos left the pitch in the 78th minute clearly in pain. The medical staff at the Club diagnosed him with a bruise on his right foot's instep. Although it doesn't seem to be serious, the doctors will monitor him during Sunday's training session. It is expected for him to be healed by Tuesday in order to play against Bayern Munich.
The defender has a bruise on the instep of his right foot
Sergio Ramos left the pitch in the 78th minute clearly in pain. The medical staff at the Club diagnosed him with a bruise on his right foot's instep. Although it doesn't seem to be serious, the doctors will monitor him during Sunday's training session. It is expected for him to be healed by Tuesday in order to play against Bayern Munich.
ike_rasha - February 20, 2007 11:35 PM (GMT)
i know this a few days late but i thought it was worth saying that cicinho might be back soon!:
Cicinho up and running
With no midweek game to prepare for, Fabio Capello dedicated Thursday's(15) training session to a combination of gym work with the typical field work routine of a conditioning course and foot-tennis. Roberto Carlos laced up his boots but withdrew before his teammates, and Cicinho stepped onto the Valdebebas turf for the first time since being injured in Matchday 4 against Betis.
Cicinho returns
Hats off to Cicinho. The right back took his first steps on the training pitch at Valdebebas today after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament back in Matchday 4 against Betis (at the end of September). Cicinho spent the last five months in Brazil doing rehab, but last week returned to Madrid, where his days on the sideline are numbered. He spent today jogging alongside the fitness expert before heading to the gym.
Cicinho up and running
With no midweek game to prepare for, Fabio Capello dedicated Thursday's(15) training session to a combination of gym work with the typical field work routine of a conditioning course and foot-tennis. Roberto Carlos laced up his boots but withdrew before his teammates, and Cicinho stepped onto the Valdebebas turf for the first time since being injured in Matchday 4 against Betis.
Cicinho returns
Hats off to Cicinho. The right back took his first steps on the training pitch at Valdebebas today after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament back in Matchday 4 against Betis (at the end of September). Cicinho spent the last five months in Brazil doing rehab, but last week returned to Madrid, where his days on the sideline are numbered. He spent today jogging alongside the fitness expert before heading to the gym.
rodie_iker - February 22, 2007 09:13 PM (GMT)
Roberto Carlos injured
Muscle strain
Madridista left fullback Roberto Carlos, who was back after a few weeks injured, had to be substituted 60 minutes into the match due to stifness and fatigue of the right leg triceps surae muscle. The strain will be further assessed tomorrow by the Club's medical services.
Muscle strain
Madridista left fullback Roberto Carlos, who was back after a few weeks injured, had to be substituted 60 minutes into the match due to stifness and fatigue of the right leg triceps surae muscle. The strain will be further assessed tomorrow by the Club's medical services.
ike_rasha - February 24, 2007 08:54 PM (GMT)
The Dutchman will not play in tonight's derby
Ruud Van Nistelrooy has been scracthed off Fabio Capello's squad list for tonight's match against Atletico Madrid. The Dutch striker has been niggled since Friday and was unable to recover on time. Aware of the situation, the Italian boss called up 19 players for the derby, and it will be Van Nistelrooy who won't lace up his boots against the Rojiblancos.
Ruud Van Nistelrooy has been scracthed off Fabio Capello's squad list for tonight's match against Atletico Madrid. The Dutch striker has been niggled since Friday and was unable to recover on time. Aware of the situation, the Italian boss called up 19 players for the derby, and it will be Van Nistelrooy who won't lace up his boots against the Rojiblancos.
ike_rasha - March 1, 2007 10:07 AM (GMT)
Ramos-V. Nistelrooy on the turf
The three Madridista captains continue their recovery work in the gym
One of this week's primary objectives is to recover as many players possible with Sunday's match against Getafe quickly approaching. The team's medical staff and physiotherapists have been working day in and day out to clear out the infirmary. Today, Sergio Ramos and Ruud Van Nistelrooy worked out on the Valdebebas turf, while the three Madridista captains remained indoors.
Sergio Ramos was seen working out outdoors today for the second day in a row. Soon thereafter, Van Nistelrooy joined recovery expert San Martín on the pitch at Real Madrid City. Meanwhile, Guti joined the two other captains, Raúl and Roberto Carlos, in the gymnasium.
The Sevillian defender is favourably recovery from a bruised right instep and should soon rejoin the squad, as evidenced by his fast jogging pace. The Dutchman is also working hard to get over the strained right hamstring which prevented him from playing in last weekend's derby.
On the other hand, Guti, who bruised the left side of his ribcage, stayed indoors at Valdebebas to carry out gym work under the eyes of the Madridista medical staff and physiotherapists.
Raúl's strained left hamstring kept him from taking the training pitch, which can also be said for Roberto Carlos, who's been out for two days now. The Brazilian didn't make the last squad list and is continuing the recovery protocol designed to leave his strained and fatigued triceps behind.
Cicinho's return to the team is imminent. The right back is in the final recover stage of his serious injury -torn right acl- after undergoing surgery last September, and shows up at the Merengues' facilities every morning for an intense dose of recovery drills. The always optimistic Brazilian is hoping to get back to training as soon as possible in order to be of assistance to his team.
MEDICAL REPORT:
Cicinho: Torn anterior cruciate ligament of the right knee. Surgery (26/09/06). Gym and field work.
Sergio Ramos: Bruised instep of the right foot. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Roberto Carlos: Strained and fatigued triceps. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work.
Van Nistelrooy: Strained right hamstring. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Guti: Bruised ribcage. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Raúl: Strained left hamstring. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work.
The three Madridista captains continue their recovery work in the gym
One of this week's primary objectives is to recover as many players possible with Sunday's match against Getafe quickly approaching. The team's medical staff and physiotherapists have been working day in and day out to clear out the infirmary. Today, Sergio Ramos and Ruud Van Nistelrooy worked out on the Valdebebas turf, while the three Madridista captains remained indoors.
Sergio Ramos was seen working out outdoors today for the second day in a row. Soon thereafter, Van Nistelrooy joined recovery expert San Martín on the pitch at Real Madrid City. Meanwhile, Guti joined the two other captains, Raúl and Roberto Carlos, in the gymnasium.
The Sevillian defender is favourably recovery from a bruised right instep and should soon rejoin the squad, as evidenced by his fast jogging pace. The Dutchman is also working hard to get over the strained right hamstring which prevented him from playing in last weekend's derby.
On the other hand, Guti, who bruised the left side of his ribcage, stayed indoors at Valdebebas to carry out gym work under the eyes of the Madridista medical staff and physiotherapists.
Raúl's strained left hamstring kept him from taking the training pitch, which can also be said for Roberto Carlos, who's been out for two days now. The Brazilian didn't make the last squad list and is continuing the recovery protocol designed to leave his strained and fatigued triceps behind.
Cicinho's return to the team is imminent. The right back is in the final recover stage of his serious injury -torn right acl- after undergoing surgery last September, and shows up at the Merengues' facilities every morning for an intense dose of recovery drills. The always optimistic Brazilian is hoping to get back to training as soon as possible in order to be of assistance to his team.
MEDICAL REPORT:
Cicinho: Torn anterior cruciate ligament of the right knee. Surgery (26/09/06). Gym and field work.
Sergio Ramos: Bruised instep of the right foot. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Roberto Carlos: Strained and fatigued triceps. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work.
Van Nistelrooy: Strained right hamstring. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Guti: Bruised ribcage. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Raúl: Strained left hamstring. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work.
ike_rasha - March 7, 2007 01:03 PM (GMT)
Cannavaro doubtful
Italian centre back has a groin injury relapse
The piece of bad news during this evening's training session at the Allianz Arena came by way of Italian central defender Fabio Cannavaro. A fortuitous strain has caused a relapse of his right groin muscle injury, forcing him to withdraw from training. The Club's medical services will sumbit him to physiotherapeutic treatment before the definitive test, which will be tomorrow before lunch time. The exam will decide if the Madridista player is match fit for the Bayern clash.
Italian centre back has a groin injury relapse
The piece of bad news during this evening's training session at the Allianz Arena came by way of Italian central defender Fabio Cannavaro. A fortuitous strain has caused a relapse of his right groin muscle injury, forcing him to withdraw from training. The Club's medical services will sumbit him to physiotherapeutic treatment before the definitive test, which will be tomorrow before lunch time. The exam will decide if the Madridista player is match fit for the Bayern clash.
ike_rasha - March 9, 2007 04:53 PM (GMT)
R. Carlos and Cannavaro injured
Brazilian fullback out three to four weeks; Italian centre back, some twelve days
The first player to fall injured was Fabio Cannavaro, during warm-up at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday, one day before the Bayern match. The number '5' of the Whites has strained the right groin muscle, which in turn has caused an oedema or extensive swelling. Estimated recovery time has been set between 10 and 12 days. Roberto Carlos' injury is more serious. The Brazilian left fullback has partially torn the fascia of his right leg soleus muscle, just underneath his hamstring. Real Madrid's number '3' will need between 3 to 4 weeks of recovery time.
Brazilian fullback out three to four weeks; Italian centre back, some twelve days
The first player to fall injured was Fabio Cannavaro, during warm-up at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday, one day before the Bayern match. The number '5' of the Whites has strained the right groin muscle, which in turn has caused an oedema or extensive swelling. Estimated recovery time has been set between 10 and 12 days. Roberto Carlos' injury is more serious. The Brazilian left fullback has partially torn the fascia of his right leg soleus muscle, just underneath his hamstring. Real Madrid's number '3' will need between 3 to 4 weeks of recovery time.
ike_rasha - May 8, 2007 02:18 PM (GMT)
MEDICAL REPORT
Antonio Cassano: Traumatic arthritis on the right ankle. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work
Antonio Cassano: Traumatic arthritis on the right ankle. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym work
ike_rasha - May 24, 2007 08:54 AM (GMT)
MEDICAL REPORT
Antonio Cassano: Traumatic arthritis on the right ankle. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Emerson: Spasm on the right hamstring muscles. Medical treatment and physiotherapy.
Guti: Faringitis. Medical treatment and rest.
Antonio Cassano: Traumatic arthritis on the right ankle. Medical treatment and physiotherapy. Gym and field work.
Emerson: Spasm on the right hamstring muscles. Medical treatment and physiotherapy.
Guti: Faringitis. Medical treatment and rest.
ike_rasha - September 2, 2007 12:48 PM (GMT)
Pepe injured
The defender is out for two to three weeks and will not make his debut with Portugal
According to the medical report, Képler Laveran Lima Ferreira, “Pepe”, was complaining about pain following Thursday’s session, upon which he underwent and MRI that detected a Grade I tear in his right thigh. He will be sidelined for two to three weeks.
Pepe was recently called up by Luiz Felipe Scolari to debut with the Portuguese national team. Although he will not be able to participate, Pepe will go to Lisbon for the pertinent physical.
Pepe is beginning a new stage in his professional career. He is proud to have the chance to don Portugal’s shirt, although his debut will have to be postponed for now.
“I am happy. It’s an important day because I have always declared my interest in playing for the Portuguese national team and they have just given me the call. It’s an honour to play for Portugal,” said Pepe to Realmadrid.com. Pepe, who only received his Portuguese passport this week –and will not occupy a non-communitarian spot on Real Madrid-, is grateful for “all the support received in Portugal” so that he can play for the national team. For now, though, Pepe will have to wait for Scolari’s next call in order to debut.
Realmadrid.com
The defender is out for two to three weeks and will not make his debut with Portugal
According to the medical report, Képler Laveran Lima Ferreira, “Pepe”, was complaining about pain following Thursday’s session, upon which he underwent and MRI that detected a Grade I tear in his right thigh. He will be sidelined for two to three weeks.
Pepe was recently called up by Luiz Felipe Scolari to debut with the Portuguese national team. Although he will not be able to participate, Pepe will go to Lisbon for the pertinent physical.
Pepe is beginning a new stage in his professional career. He is proud to have the chance to don Portugal’s shirt, although his debut will have to be postponed for now.
“I am happy. It’s an important day because I have always declared my interest in playing for the Portuguese national team and they have just given me the call. It’s an honour to play for Portugal,” said Pepe to Realmadrid.com. Pepe, who only received his Portuguese passport this week –and will not occupy a non-communitarian spot on Real Madrid-, is grateful for “all the support received in Portugal” so that he can play for the national team. For now, though, Pepe will have to wait for Scolari’s next call in order to debut.
Realmadrid.com
ike_rasha - October 17, 2007 03:04 PM (GMT)
Guti doubtful against Espanyol
The midfielder pulled his right calf muscle in training
José María Gutierrez, "Guti", is doubtful for Saturday's League clash against Espanyol. The midfielder abandoned Monday's training session with what was later diagnosed as a severely pulled right calf muscle. Guti will receive medical treatment and physiotherapy.
The midfielder pulled his right calf muscle in training
José María Gutierrez, "Guti", is doubtful for Saturday's League clash against Espanyol. The midfielder abandoned Monday's training session with what was later diagnosed as a severely pulled right calf muscle. Guti will receive medical treatment and physiotherapy.
ike_rasha - October 29, 2007 03:49 PM (GMT)
MEDICAL REPORT
Míchel Salgado: Bruise on the right heel. The player is currently being monitored by the Club's medical staff.
Míchel Salgado: Bruise on the right heel. The player is currently being monitored by the Club's medical staff.