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Bad luck for Ana Capeta: ligament rupture puts World Cup in doubt

Maisfutebol7 September 2026 at 17:24

Portuguese international forward Ana Capeta suffered a ligament rupture during the match against Milan. The injury occurred in a match that is not specified in the article, but the severity of the problem puts her participation in the World Cup in doubt.

The player, who represents a club not specified in the article, had to be substituted after the moment of injury. The clinical examination revealed a ligament rupture, which implies a prolonged recovery period.

The situation generates great concern in the Portuguese national team, which counts on Ana Capeta as one of its main attacking options. The World Cup, whose edition and date are not mentioned, may be played without the forward's presence.

This setback comes at a crucial stage of the national team's preparation, forcing the coach to consider alternatives for the Portuguese attack at the world tournament.

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