Real Madrid first-team doctor resigns amid injury concerns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 5:15 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Manuel Arroyo has resigned from his position as Real Madrid’s first-team doctor, according to ESPN. The club has not yet officially announced his departure. This follows a season marked by injury issues, including a controversy involving Kylian Mbappé's knee diagnosis. Real Madrid has not identified a successor to Arroyo as they navigate these ongoing health challenges.
- •Manuel Arroyo resigns from Real Madrid as first-team doctor.
- •Injuries have been a longstanding issue for the club.
- •Mbappé's knee injury controversy highlighted medical challenges.
- •The club has not announced Arroyo's replacement yet.
- 5:15 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid’s first-team doctor resigns from his position -report
"Real Madrid’s first-team doctor Manuel Arroyo is set to leave the club after resigning from his position, according to ESPN. The details of this decision have not been reported and the club hasn’t formally announced his departure yet. Real Madrid have had issues with injuries for quite some time and this season was no exception. […]
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