Bad news in River: Paulo Díaz and Tobías Ramírez were injured

In the run-up to a series of key games, River received a double blow in defense. Paulo Díaz and Tobías Ramírez suffered injuries and were left out of the next commitments, forcing Eduardo Coudet to reconfigure

the variants of the last line.

First of all, the Chilean has a tear in his left anterior rectum that will leave him off the courts for two to three weeks. This injury marginalizes him both from the match against Carabobo for the Copa Sudamericana and from the round of 16 of the Apertura Tournament against San Lorenzo, and his evolution will mark if he loses later instances as well

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Meanwhile, Ramírez is suffering from synovitis in his right knee with an uncertain recovery time. The defender was unable to train alongside the group and was left off the list of those called up to travel to Venezuela, so he will continue his recovery in Buenos Aires, with the aim of returning in good condition for the final stretch of the

semester.

Unfortunately for him and for the club, his injury delayed the set-up he had been having, since he had arrived without a rhythm of competition from Argentinos Juniors and was in the process of adapting.

Faced with this scenario, El Chacho will have to change the bank for the next commitments.

While Lautaro Rivero and Lucas Martínez Quarta appear as the main options to start in the central back, the variants being considered in the coaching staff would be, for now, Germán Pezzella and the youth players Ulises Giménez and Facundo González.

Despite the bad news, the coaching staff received relief, as Fausto Vera and Sebastián Driussi recovered from their respective injuries and returned to training normally, so they could be considered both for the international commitment and for the match against Ciclón.