The Spanish team star sustains a grade I sprain in his left knee three days before his European Championship debut and while he awaits medical tests, his competition in the continental tournament is in serious jeopardy
Unexpected setback for the Spanish women’s football team three days after its debut at the European Championship. Alexia Putellas, the franchisee on the team led by Jorge Vilda and current Ballon d’Or, suffers a grade I sprain in her left knee, a condition that emerged this Tuesday while training at Bisham Abbey’s National Sports Center and that jeopardizes his match in the big selection tournament of the old continent.
The conditions of such a condition greatly complicate the competition of the Barça midfielder, who would be out for at least two weeks, miss the three matches of the group stage against Finland, Germany and Denmark and arrive quite honestly for a hypothetical Spanish presence in the quarter-finals and subsequent qualifiers.
Alexia’s physical accident adds to the long list of injuries plaguing Spain’s preparation for the European Championship. First it was another knee sprain, though grade II and right in the case of Jennifer Hermoso, who would basically become the offensive reference of the Spanish team. Then young Salma Paralluelo dropped out of the call due to a trauma to the soleus of her left leg and already in England Mariona Caldentey and Lucía García have experienced discomfort, albeit minor, without major complications.
Source: La Verdad
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