Returning to Real Madrid, Dean Huijsen officially leaves the Spanish national team due to injury

Gilabola.com – Another Real Madrid star leaves the national team. This time, Dean Huijsen officially left the Spanish national team due to injury.

In its development, the Spanish National Team officially announced that Dean Huijsen will soon be returned to his club from the La Roja training camp.

This decision was taken considering that the player felt discomfort in his muscles and he suffered a physical setback which made him unable to participate in Spain’s away match against Georgia earlier this week, which ended with Luis de la Fuente’s team winning with a score of 4-0.

“As required and by prioritizing the health and welfare of our players, the RFEF (Spanish Football Federation) has decided to repatriate the player from the national team camp,” said the RFEF’s official statement regarding Huijsen’s repatriation.

Return to Madrid

Thus, Huijsen will soon return to Madrid to continue his recovery process at Valdebebas.

Spain currently still has one more match in the ongoing international break this month, namely the home match against Türkiye.

Unfortunately, the 20 year old young defender will not be available for the match, because he has been sent home from La Roja’s training camp.

On the one hand, Real Madrid felt relieved because Huijsen was sent home from De la Fuente’s squad, and was not forced to play despite the discomfort he felt.

Now, the former Dutch national team youth player has time to recover until he is completely 100 percent, before he can play again.

Needless to say, this saga shows how La Roja prioritizes the fitness of its players.

Huijsen’s injury record is worrying!

At the same time, Xabi Alonso is a bit worried about the injury record suffered by the former Bournemouth star, because he has just recovered from the previous injury suffered by Huijsen in the El Clasico match at the end of last month.

The injury suffered by Huijsen, who has also played for Juventus and Malaga, will certainly increase Madrid’s alertness and they hope he will be ready to appear in the team’s first match after the break.

So far this season, the Dutch native who switched to playing for Spain has made 10 appearances for his club in La Liga, keeping two clean sheets for the Whites.

He averages more than 10 defensive actions and three recoveries per game.