Real Madrid’s goalkeeper Thibault Courtois has sustained another injury after he was recovered from his ACL injury. He has now ruptured his internal meniscus of the right knee and expected to be out for 2 months. He was recovering from ACL and didn’t even play a single game but got injured again.
Real Madrid’s goalkeeper, Thibault Courtois, faces yet another setback in his time for full fitness as he sustains a fresh injury blow. After recently from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, Courtois now finds himself sidelined once more, this time with a ruptured internal meniscus in his right knee.
The Belgian shot-stopper, who had been eagerly awaiting his return to the pitch after an extended period on the sidelines, now faces an additional two months of recovery time, effectively ruling him out for the remainder of the current season. This latest setback comes as a blow not only to Courtois but also to Real Madrid who are about to face Manchester City in the semifinals of the UCL.
Courtois’s misfortune is by the fact that he had yet to make a single appearance for the club this season due to his long rehabilitation from the ACL injury. Hopes were high for his comeback, with fans and teammates eagerly waiting his return to action. However, fate had other plans, dealing Courtois another cruel twist of fate just as he neared full fitness.
