Andrada set alarm bells ringing: off in tears v Huracán, Almada hit too | OneFootball

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·19 September 2026

Andrada set alarm bells ringing: off in tears v Huracán, Almada hit too

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The match against Huracán turned into a real nightmare for RiverPlate and raised alarm bells at the Argentina national team training complex. In the 35th minute of the first half, with the team trailing, midfielder TobíasAndrada was forced to leave the field in tears after suffering a worrying injury.

The youngster felt a sharp pain in his right hamstring after a play and immediately asked to be substituted, with Uruguayan Mauro Arambarri coming on in his place. The player’s tears as he headed to the bench reflected the seriousness of the situation, as this muscle injury could rule him out of his first official call-up to the senior national team led by Lionel Scaloni.


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To make matters worse for the Millonario, Andrada’s injury came on top of ThiagoAlmada’s, who had also been forced to leave the pitch just half an hour earlier due to significant physical discomfort. As a result, the national team coaching staff are now anxiously awaiting the medical tests for both players ahead of the upcoming FIFA international window.

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