The French newspaper 'L'Equipe' reported in its article that the medical staff of Real Madrid misdiagnosed the injury of French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga in his ankle several months ago.

According to the newspaper, Camavinga suffered an injury to his left ankle on December 3rd, but the doctors conducted MRI scans on his right ankle and informed him that he was in good condition, leading to his call-up for the match against Celta Vigo on December 7th.

The source added that the French star was on the bench against Celta Vigo before being sidelined for several weeks due to the injury.

This report comes just hours after the revelation of a similar error in diagnosing the knee injury of French star Kylian Mbappe, prompting the latter to head to Paris for a second medical opinion.

These events have sparked widespread controversy over what is happening within the corridors of the royal club, amidst great shock among Madrid fans over these errors in one of the biggest clubs in the world.