Eduardo Camavinga is getting closer to returning to action. Recent reports suggest he is making significant progress in his recovery from injury. This brings positive news for the La Liga club and its supporters regarding a vital player’s potential availability.
The 22-year-old French midfielder has been sidelined since April. He suffered a muscular issue, specifically a groin problem, during Real Madrid’s 1-0 victory over Getafe in La Liga. This injury unfortunately meant his 2024/25 season ended earlier than planned.
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Initially, it was widely thought that Camavinga would likely miss the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup set to take place in the USA. However, information emerging over the past few days offers a different outlook.
According to Real Madrid insider Melchor Ruiz of COPE, the young player could potentially feature in the tournament. Ruiz reported that Camavinga was seen back on the training pitch on Sunday and is now beginning individual exercises involving the ball as part of his ongoing rehabilitation.
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