It's not Vinicius, Real Madrid star that makes earn a fortune despite being injured

The alarms went off at Real Madrid. It seemed that everything dissipated with the first diagnosis provided by the medical staff of the French National Team, where they indicated that the footballer was suffering from a sprained knee, but they became concerned again, and with greater force, after knowing the results of the tests carried out by the staff of the white team.

“After the tests carried out today on our player Eduardo Camavinga by the Real Madrid Medical Services, he has been diagnosed with a rupture of the external lateral ligament in his right knee. Pending evolution”, states the medical report. The injury occurred in training with his national team, in an unfortunate play in which Ousmane Dembélé trips over the ball and falls on Camavinga's leg.

Real Madrid hopes to be able to recover him within eight or ten weeks. In the most conservative scenario, if the eight weeks of absence are confirmed, he would be off the playing fields until mid-January, that is, about two months without playing and would return after the Spanish Super Cup, which is being played in Saudi Arabia from January 10 to 14.

But, the 'good' news for Real Madrid within this dark panorama is that when the injury occurs during a concentration with its national team, and the player's time out exceeds 28 days, FIFA must compensate the club with the payment of €20,548 per day for each day that the footballer cannot play. The counter will begin to run on December 12, the date on which the first 28 days are exceeded.

How much money will Real Madrid receive for Camavinga's injury?

Eduardo Camavinga suffered a rupture of the external lateral ligament in his right knee, according to reports. The Frenchman has a more serious injury than initially expected, in which he was diagnosed with a sprained knee by the medical staff of the French National Team. Therefore, if Camavinga is away from the playing field for eight weeks, the amount Real Madrid would receive would exceed one million euros.