Real Madrid’s Dean Huijsen Faces Injury Setback

Injury Overview

Real Madrid’s defender, Dean Huijsen, has recently been diagnosed with a muscle injury that will sideline him for several weeks.

Transition to Madrid

The young player, who made the move to Real Madrid from Bournemouth this season, has been adjusting well to his new environment under the guidance of manager Xabi Alonso. However, his progress has hit a snag due to this unfortunate injury.

Spain Squad Withdrawal

Right as Huijsen was establishing himself within the team, he has had to withdraw from the national squad due to the recent injury. This situation was reported by journalist Fabrizio Romano.

Confirmation of Injury

“Real Madrid has confirmed that Dean Huijsen is suffering from a muscle injury affecting the soleus muscle in his left leg. Club medical staff anticipate he will be unavailable for a maximum of two weeks,” Romano stated.

Possible Recovery Timeline

Despite this setback, there remains hope for Huijsen to return in time for the much-anticipated El Clásico against FC Barcelona on October 26. His recovery will be closely monitored following a demanding summer that included participation in the Club World Cup.

Club Statement

On Wednesday afternoon, Real Madrid addressed the situation with a brief statement, indicating that the player requires additional rest.

“After conducting tests on Dean Huijsen today, our medical team diagnosed him with a muscular injury to the soleus muscle in his left leg. We will provide further updates as the situation develops.”