Madrid midfielder Hazard has muscle tear, could miss clásico
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MADRID – Real Madrid midfielder Eden Hazard has a more serious right-leg injury than the bruise that was first diagnosed, and it could rule him out of the “clasico” against Barcelona on Dec. 18.
Madrid said Thursday that new tests found a micro-tear of a muscle that had gone undetected since the injury occurred on Nov. 26 in a 2-2 draw with Paris Saint-Germain.
Hazard joined Madrid from Chelsea this year on a club-record transfer of 100 million euros (then $113 million), plus add-ons. He missed the first three games of the season after injuring a thigh muscle in the preseason.
Madrid said it will also likely be without left back Marcelo for Saturday’s home game against Espanyol because of a muscle injury.
Madrid is in second place in the Spanish league behind Barcelona on goal difference.
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