Top Injuries That Affect Player Careers and Club’s Performance

Injuries have been a major cankerworm for football. A cancer that has ruined numerous careers and cut short the lives of others. Every player dancing gracefully on the pitch with the ball has been, at a point in their career, subjected to injuries of various sorts, ranging from a concussion suffered with the head to ankle injuries. However, different players are more prone to injuries than others. While injuries ruin some players' careers, other players bounce back and play. Injuries, without a doubt, surely is a nightmare for every player and always affect the capacity of each player on the pitch, thereby causing major harm to the club. Below are major injuries that have ruined numerous player's careers and reduced their style of play.

This is at the forefront of injuries players face on a daily basis. This injury is sustained through an overextension of the muscle or tear to the tendon at the thigh. Numerous players have been sidelined because of this. Although the injury condition varies, and it’s not at all time-consuming to heal, players still lose weeks on getting to the pitch. Some players who have sustained this injury presently include Rodrygo, who sustained a hamstring injury in the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund. Chidera Ejuke got injured against Barcelona, and Alisson of Liverpool is also out with a hamstring injury.

Ankle Sprain is one of the most common injuries in football. It affects players after an overstretched ankle ligament. The nature of football, from tackles to uncalculated landings and other rough contacts on the field, always contributes to this. Popular players like Frenkie de Jong, Lionel Messi, and Martin Odegaard suffered from the injury weeks ago.

The knee ligament injury remains one of the most dangerous injuries to footballers. Both injuries to the Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), and Medial collateral ligament (MCL), and the Lateral collateral ligament (LCL) are serious and normally keep players out for 3-12 months and could have a lasting effect on players' careers. Dani Carvajal of Real Madrid and Ballon D’or winner Rodri of Manchester City are all out due to the ACL injury.

It is also one of the career-threatening injuries in the football world. These types of injuries might occur to players after playing consecutively with no rest, which may result in overuse of the tendons. A ruptured tendon is more career-threatening than an average tendon sprain. Daryl Dike was out for 10 months after suffering from this injury, and Ruben Loftus-Cheek has also formerly suffered and been sidelined because of the injury.

Bone injuries are not common in football, but a type of injury caused by the huge collision of two players, which will result in leg breaks most of the time. A bone injury is mostly caused by the crash of players' strength against each other. Numerous players have been victims of these injuries, like Luke Shaw, who tends to be a victim of injury in his career, Henrik Larsoon, Oscar Bobb of Man City also previously suffered a leg fracture injury and will be out for a bit of time.

Injuries are the first major threat a club can face before opponents on the pitch. Injuries are like a self-destructive mechanism set in place to bring clubs and players back, just like Manchester United and Real Madrid in this article. Numerous players in both clubs have been sidelined due to injuries, which will affect the team in the long run.

Last season, Manchester United finished 8th on the table and managed to play in Europa just by narrowly winning the FA Cup. Manchester United this season are still expectant in limiting injuries sustained by players and hopes to write the wrongs committed last season by using their team to its utmost capability to finish in the top position and win trophies.

Real Madrid Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, Rodrygo, David Alaba, and Dani Carvajal have also been sidelined based on injuries. Courtois has been replaced by Andriy Lunin, who stepped up to the post and has proven to be a strong replacement for the Belgian goalkeeper based on his performance on the pitch. Injury made Real Madrid discover a replacement for the goalkeeper in the long run. Real Madrid's strong squad depth will be the answer for the club this season in winning trophies.

Below are the odds of Real Madrid's potential wins and Manchester United's this season.

Bet:

• Real Madrid to score at least 1 goal in every Laliga game for 3.25 odds
• Real Madrid to Win Laliga and UEFA Champions League for 4 odds
• Manchester United Top 4 Finish and FA Cup Win 46 odds
• Rasmus Hojlund to score over 15 Premier League goals 2.5 odds

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