Rodrygo and Militao out for months, earliest return early next year

Spanish radio station Cope reporter Arancha Rodriguez stated this Sunday that Rodrygo suffered a torn cruciate ligament and meniscus since March 18, and is expected to be out for 10 to 12 months, with the earliest possible return in early 2027.

Militao suffered a hamstring injury on April 21, and is expected to be out for 4 to 5 months, with a return around September or October this year.

Real Madrid officially announced in March that Rodrygo successfully underwent surgery to treat a torn cruciate ligament and lateral meniscus in his right leg, and then began rehabilitation training.

As for Militao, he injured his left hamstring during a match against Alaves in April, and Real Madrid later confirmed that he also suffered a proximal tendon tear of this muscle.

The Brazilian defender successfully underwent surgery on April 28 and then entered the recovery phase.

Militao's injury is particularly noteworthy because he has a history of injuries; he did not return to the field until April, having previously missed nearly 4 months due to a hamstring injury, and has suffered two cruciate ligament tears since 2024.

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