Dibu Martínez trains without cast, hopes to start for Argentina
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Dibu Martínez is making significant strides in his recovery from a finger injury. The goalkeeper trained with a tennis ball and volleyball this week and is anticipated to begin using a soccer ball soon. Two days after having his cast removed, Martínez now wears a splint on his right ring finger but is feeling optimistic about his return. Argentina's coaching staff is cautious, managing his eagerness to return to play. Argentina's first match is set for Tuesday, with a decision on his starting status expected after training today.
- •Martínez trained with a tennis ball on Thursday and a volleyball on Friday.
- •He removed his cast two days ago, now wearing a splint.
- •The coaching staff is monitoring his recovery closely.
- •Argentina's debut match is scheduled for Tuesday.
- •A decision on his starting role will be made after today's training.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — 👍🏻 No cast, with a tennis ball, volleyball... Dibu looks set to start
"Diego Monroig (ESPN) lays out the roadmap for Dibu Martínez’s recovery, one that gives Argentina hope.The goalkeeper trained with a tennis ball on Thursday, a volleyball on Friday, and is now alrea...
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