Real Madrid's Camavinga out of action for the rest of the season
Camavinga, who has played 34 games for Real in all competitions this season, will also miss the Club World Cup set for June and July.
Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga suffered a groin injury during Wednesday's 1-0 LaLiga victory over Getafe, the club has said, ruling the Frenchman out for the rest of the season.
The 22-year-old was withdrawn at halftime and Los Blancos confirmed on Thursday that he suffered a complete tear of his left adductor tendon, an injury that club sources said would sideline the France international for three months.
Camavinga, who has played 34 games for Real in all competitions this season, will also miss the Club World Cup set for June and July.
The injury is a big blow to the Madrid side ahead of the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona on Saturday, with Kylian Mbappe, Ferland Mendy and David Alaba also injury doubts.
Real are second in LaLiga, four points behind Barca with five matches left in the season.
The defending champions were kicked out of the Champions League a few weeks ago by Arsenal, a tie in which Camavinga was suspended for the second leg due to accumulated cards.
Camavinga's absence may force Real to take action in the transfer window, which will be opened earlier for clubs participating in the competition.