TA: Camavenga tried hard to return in the first round of La Liga, but usually ankle injury is absent for several weeks

According to The Athletic, Camavenga tried hard to make a comeback before the La Liga opening, but usually had an ankle injury for several weeks.

Real Madrid midfielder Kamavenga is currently racing against time, hoping to recover from injury in time before the start of the new La Liga season. He suffered an ankle injury.

The 22-year-old French player has missed several training sessions, including one on Sunday morning and may miss the team's final pre-season warm-up against Austrian side Tyrol on Tuesday. Kamavenga's ankle injury is not clear at present, but it usually takes several weeks to fully recover.

Kamavenga missed Real Madrid's last six games due to a tear of left adductor muscle at the end of the 2024/25 season, including the King's Cup final. The injury occurred in Real Madrid's 1-0 victory over Getafe, and he also missed the subsequent Club World Cup.

Without absent due to injuries last season, Kamavenga still played 35 times in various competitions for Real Madrid. He was absent for about seven weeks due to a sprained left knee ligament at the beginning of the season; he was on standby for more than two weeks due to a hamstring injury against Liverpool in the Champions League; and then he was absent for three weeks from January to February.

Real Madrid will face Tyrol on Tuesday, then usher in the first La Liga season in August 20, with Osasuna.

Previously, Real Madrid applied to the Spanish Football Association and La Liga to postpone the first round of the game, on the grounds that they lacked recovery time after participating in the Club World Cup, but the application was rejected.