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Valencia Defender David Navarro To Play Against Real Madrid Despite Broken Hand - Report
The defender understood to have broken a finger on his left hand...
Dec 8, 2009 3:19:26 AM
Valencia centre back David Navarro is reported to be available for Los Che when they face Real Madrid in the Primera Liga this weekend despite suffering from a broken bone in his hand, according to Marca.
The 28-year-old defender is understood to have suffered a broken finger on his left hand in his sides 2-1 win away to Athletic Bilbao on Sunday night but following minor surgery on Monday the club's medical staff are confident that he can play in Sunday's game.
Navarro was scheduled to feature in an unofficial friendly for Los Che on Wednesday but it is now expected that he will not play and will instead focus on being ready for the crucial league tie at the weekend.
Unai Emery's men go into the tie against Real Madrid in third place in the Primera Liga table just three points behind Los Merengues and can go level on points with a win.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
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I didn't know he broke his finger!!!! when that happened? O_ O
for what i read, he didn't notice he has his finger broken, he was in pain when they went back to Valencia, but he just went to the doctor to see what was going on with his hand the next morning, because the pain was too much =(
i'm glad he's ok now =D get better bb!
and a random happy pic
The defender understood to have broken a finger on his left hand...
Dec 8, 2009 3:19:26 AM
Valencia centre back David Navarro is reported to be available for Los Che when they face Real Madrid in the Primera Liga this weekend despite suffering from a broken bone in his hand, according to Marca.
The 28-year-old defender is understood to have suffered a broken finger on his left hand in his sides 2-1 win away to Athletic Bilbao on Sunday night but following minor surgery on Monday the club's medical staff are confident that he can play in Sunday's game.
Navarro was scheduled to feature in an unofficial friendly for Los Che on Wednesday but it is now expected that he will not play and will instead focus on being ready for the crucial league tie at the weekend.
Unai Emery's men go into the tie against Real Madrid in third place in the Primera Liga table just three points behind Los Merengues and can go level on points with a win.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
Goal.com
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I didn't know he broke his finger!!!! when that happened? O_ O
for what i read, he didn't notice he has his finger broken, he was in pain when they went back to Valencia, but he just went to the doctor to see what was going on with his hand the next morning, because the pain was too much =(
i'm glad he's ok now =D get better bb!
and a random happy pic