Headache for Coudet: Subiabre ended up with discomfort against Belgrano and could miss the game with Blooming

After his resounding 3-0 victory against Belgrano, and while preparing to face Blooming in the debut of the Copa Sudamericana, worrying news emerged in River: Ian Subiabre could be doubtful for the international premiere.

In the last match against the Pirate, the juvenile was replaced at 52 due to discomfort. “It came out because he had a stroke on the twin. We thought it was just the coup at halftime, but regardless of the desire... we thought I would be able to continue, I wouldn't have burned a window,” Eduardo Coudet explained at the post-match press conference

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With a demanding schedule, which includes seven games in the month with the Super Classic against Boca as a highlight, in River they do not rule out preserving it to avoid a major injury, thinking about the long term and the series of commitments. For now, there are no plans to carry out medical studies, although his progress will be monitored day by day.

Beyond the concern, Coudet highlighted the growth of youth and confirmed his trust in the players who emerged from the club: “He has tremendous conditions, as does Tomás (Galván).

They are boys from the club who already have River's DNA, so it's trying to make them play free, to assume the responsibilities they have both offensively and defensively, and then they are very technical players who will surely help us

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Meanwhile, the team is already focusing on their trip to Bolivia, where they will seek to maintain their high level shown in recent dates and start their international debut with a smile.

Subiabre's numbers in River

Since his debut in the First Millionaire with Martín Demichelis in early 2024, the native of Comodoro Rivadavia played 1,205 minutes, spread over 35 games, in which he scored 3 goals and gave

3 assists.