Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos, who has been confirmed with muscle problem in his left leg, has spoken out about these problem, describing it as something unfortunate because he won't be able to help the team in the vital games of the season.
He is said to miss the games of Clasico clash with Barcelona and their Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool. The injury happened while on international duty.
His statement in full,
"I've actually been a pretty rough few weeks. An intervention is always a sports and emotional break. Fortunately, for a few days I've been feeling better, but in football as in life, bad luck also plays a role.
"Yesterday after the game I stayed training on the pitch and noticed a flat tire on the left twin. I got tested today and it's confirmed I have a muscle injury.
"If there's one thing that hurts me, it's not being able to help the team in these top-demand games where we play for the season and also not being able to give you back on the pitch the love and energy you transmit to me.
"I can't do anything but speak frankly, work hard and cheer the team up with the soul.
"The truth is that I've had a tough few weeks. Surgery is always a sporting and emotional break. Fortunately, for a few days now I've been feeling better but in football and in life, bad luck also plays a role.
"After yesterday's game, I stayed on to do some work on the pitch and I felt a pinch in my left calf. Today I underwent tests and it was confirmed that I have a muscle injury.
"What hurts most is not being able to help the team in these vital games of the season and not being able to give something back on the pitch for all the love and energy you send me.
"All I can do is speak frankly, work hard and support the team with my soul."
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