Rodrygo's Severe Knee Injury: World Cup Hopes Dashed, Real Madrid's Crisis Intensifies

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Rodrygo's ACL Tear: Real Madrid Crisis Deepens, Star Out of 2026 World Cup

Real Madrid's Rodrygo in action against Getafe (AP)

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News18•03-03-2026, 21:42

Rodrygo's ACL Tear: Real Madrid Crisis Deepens, Star Out of 2026 World Cup

•Brazilian forward Rodrygo suffered a torn ACL in his right knee, ruling him out for the rest of the season and the 2026 World Cup.
•The injury occurred during Real Madrid's 1-0 home defeat to Getafe CF on March 2, shortly after returning from tendinitis.
•Real Madrid faces a severe attacking crisis with Kylian Mbappe injured and Franco Mastantuono suspended, leaving limited forwards for Celta Vigo clash.
•The club still has 12 La Liga matches and a Champions League Round of 16 tie against Manchester City ahead.
•Defensive woes add to the crisis, with David Alaba and Raul Asencio also facing fitness issues, potentially leaving only one senior centre-back.

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