Real Madrid’s injury problems have intensified ahead of its EuroLeague meeting with Crvena zvezda on November 12, with Facundo Campazzo now doubtful for the game. “Real’s troubles continue, Campazzo in doubt for Zvezda,” one report said.¹

Campazzo was injured after the club had already lost forward Mikael Jantunen and guard Theo Maledon. Reports from Spain said the Argentine suffered a muscle injury, but did not specify its exact nature or severity.²

The latest accounts stressed that Campazzo’s condition will not be confirmed until he undergoes additional medical examinations. Those assessments are expected to determine how long he may be sidelined and whether he can return in time for Real Madrid’s home game against Crvena zvezda.

The timing is particularly significant for the Serbian club, which faces a demanding run of away fixtures before traveling to Madrid. Campazzo is described as one of Real’s principal playmakers and a key player for coach Pedro Martinez, making his possible absence another serious concern for the Spanish side.³

Real Madrid is scheduled to face Panathinaikos in the EuroLeague before hosting Crvena zvezda. Until the medical evaluation is completed, however, the Serbian team’s potential advantage remains only prospective. Campazzo’s reported season averages—around 11 points, five assists and two rebounds in the ACB League, and just under 10 points with four assists and two rebounds in the EuroLeague—underscore the role Real may have to replace.