Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior faces uncertain future ahead of Brazil’s World Cup qualifiers against Argentina and Messi
Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior suffered a thigh injury during Brazil’s World Cup qualifying match against Argentina, leaving his future uncertain, GOAL reported. Despite assisting Gabriel Martinelli’s goal to give Brazil an early lead, Vinicius was forced off before the half-hour mark, raising questions about his availability for the upcoming clash with bitter rivals. Doubts arose over Argentina’s game.
The 23-year-old forward has struggled with recurring muscle problems in his thigh area this season, raising concerns over his availability for the crucial game. Real Madrid appear to be monitoring developments closely, with Vinicius unlikely to feature against Argentina on Tuesday.
Vinicius Jr. told about his injury, saying: “Same as last time, I had a lump that I felt later. I will have a test tomorrow to see how it works. From what the doctor said, I Thinks it will be difficult (against Argentina). “We will try everything. “
Liverpool’s Luis Diaz scored twice to lead Colombia to a 2-1 win over Brazil. Brazil currently sit fifth in the South American World Cup qualifying standings with just seven points from five games, and Vinicius Junior’s absence poses an additional challenge as they prepare to face Messi’s Argentina. The results of Vinicius’ fitness test will play a key role in determining his availability for the crucial match, leaving Brazilian fans nervous as they look for positive news on the talented striker’s condition.
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