Reassuring news with David Silva's injury in Granada. The Canarian midfielder suffered a strong blow at the new Los Carmenes stadium against Granada that prevented him from finishing the game and retiring from the pitch without reaching minute 30. The image of Silva in the stands touching in the lumbar area with obvious gestures of pain worried the doctors of the Real, and more when after the meeting he could barely move. He suffered a severe lumbar contusion, waiting to rule out a larger caliber injury with more medical tests in Saint Sebastian. Fortunately, these tests have not shown that he suffers any type of injury, except for a strong blow from which he has to recover, so everything has been a small scare.
David Silva does not have any type of fibrillar rupture in the affected areaThe pain has improved a lot and if everything evolves as planned, throughout the week he will join the group under the command of Imanol Alguacil. His presence in the Cup final on April 3 is not in danger at all, and he is not even ruled out to play on Sunday at the Reale Arena against him Barcelona.
For its part, Carlos Fernández does not suffer any type of muscular injury either. The Sevillian did not play in Granada because he suffered some discomfort the day before the game that had improved on Sunday, but did not have time to do tests to rule out any type of injury. So as a precaution it was decided that he did not even warm up to play in Los Cármenes. The magnetic resonance to which he has been subjected determines that he has nothing important, except some muscular discomfort that they will have to remit in the next few hours to train with the group during the week and be ready to play the game against Barça.