A bad omen for Ayhin's injury

In the 39th minute of the Balaidos match, the entire Real Sociedad crowd screamed in pain due to Aihen Muñoz's injury. Etxuri's left-back twisted his left knee in a very strange way, fell to the ground, showed very obvious pain movements, and looked at the bench with a worried face. He immediately realized that something was not right and began to fear the worst. Currently, the San Sebastian club’s medical report is cautious after conducting a preliminary examination and indicates that he suffers from a “sprain in his left knee,” awaiting supplementary examinations that will be conducted “in the next few hours.”. But the truth is that they are not overly optimistic.

Aihan Muñoz left the field crying on a stretcher, after receiving treatment at the hands of Real doctor Javier Barreda and physiotherapist Imanol Soroa at the Balaidos stadium. This in itself is not a good omen. But they fear the worst in the Real Madrid locker room, because the knee that the Navarrese player injured is the same one that he fractured in 2016 when he was in the Realista's career. The feeling is that he tore the cruciate ligament in the same knee that he broke in 2016. But doctors want to be cautious and wait for the tests that will be performed in the next few hours to confirm this injury or rule out that it is very serious. Whatever the case, everything indicates that Aihan Muñoz's season is unfortunately already over, as he will not be able to play again until next year due to that serious injury.

All his teammates on the same field realized how serious Aihen Muñoz's injury was. Everyone approached to encourage and reassure him. Even the Celta players wanted to show solidarity with Navarrese's pain and were concerned about his injury in a nice sporting gesture. It was undoubtedly the worst part of Real Madrid's win in Balaidos. We will have to see how Real Madrid react in the market, because they only have Kieran Tierney left as a left-back. Young Zoilo appears from below, but he is not one of Sansi's main players in first-team training.