Thibaut Courtois avoids serious injury after World Cup examination
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 12:10 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois has avoided a serious injury following medical examinations conducted after Belgium's quarter-final loss to Spain in the World Cup. Concerns arose when Courtois felt discomfort in his thigh during the match and was substituted. However, scans taken at Valdebebas confirmed there is no major damage, allowing him to proceed with his scheduled holiday. Courtois is expected to rejoin the team's pre-season training upon returning from his break, providing a boost to head coach Jose Mourinho as he prepares for the upcoming season.
- •Courtois substituted during the World Cup quarter-final against Spain.
- •Medical tests confirmed no serious muscle injury.
- •He will take his planned holiday before rejoining training.
- •Jose Mourinho receives reassurance regarding key player availability.
- 12:10 PMYahoo Sports — Just in: Real Madrid veteran avoids serious injury after World Cup scare
"Real Madrid have been handed a significant boost after concerns over Thibaut Courtois’ injury were eased following medical examinations at Valdebebas. According to journalist Arancha Rodriguez, the...
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