Real Madrid defender Eder Militao will undergo a thorough medical examination tomorrow using magnetic resonance imaging, in order to accurately determine his physical condition following the injury he sustained during the match against Alaves, which ended with Real Madrid winning 2-1.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo', Militao raised concerns during the match after a shot hit the crossbar, where he held his knee and requested a substitution, prompting the club's medical staff to intervene on the field for an initial examination.

Reports indicated that there were initial fears of a serious injury, but the preliminary examination within the club showed that the player felt a muscle strain in the back area of the left thigh, the same area where he previously suffered an injury, which led to his departure from the field.

The same source confirmed that the preliminary examinations by Real Madrid's medical team showed that the condition is not serious, and it seems more like a minor injury, with continued medical follow-up to ensure complete certainty.

The magnetic resonance imaging scheduled for tomorrow aims to accurately determine the extent of the affected area and confirm the player's final health status before making any medical decision regarding him.