Bobadilla goes off injured, São Paulo v Grêmio forced into early change | OneFootball

The midfielder Bobadilla could be a new headache for São Paulo. The player fell on the field and had to be substituted in the first half of the match against Grêmio this Wednesday, at Morumbi, during the third round of the Brazilian Championship.

Bobadilla complained of pain around the 28th minute of the first half. After falling on the field, he spoke with Marcos Antônio and Sabino. Both signaled to the bench, requesting a substitution.

To fill the Paraguayan's spot, coach Hernán Crespo chose Pablo Maia, who entered the field after the technical break, around the 30th minute.

Bobadilla is expected to undergo tests to determine if there is an injury during São Paulo's resumption, scheduled for Thursday morning.

It is worth noting that São Paulo has not had any new injuries in 2026. The only players in the medical department are Ryan Francisco, recovering from knee surgery, and André Silva, transitioning after a right knee injury.

This season, the Paraguayan midfielder has contributed one goal and one assist in nine matches wearing the tricolor jersey. He was one of the three players with the longest streak of starting appearances, with six, alongside Alan Franco and Enzo Díaz.

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