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A blow to the Spanish women's team and Real Madrid: Teresa Abelleira has sustained a serious injury.
The first tests on the international player revealed a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in the left knee, as well as a meniscus tear.
Teresa suffered the injury while training with the Spanish national team at Wembley Stadium last Tuesday.
The world champion will thus miss the upcoming European Championship with the Spanish national team, as well as the remainder of the season with Real Madrid.
The first tests on the international player revealed a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in the left knee, as well as a meniscus tear.
Teresa suffered the injury while training with the Spanish national team at Wembley Stadium last Tuesday.
The world champion will thus miss the upcoming European Championship with the Spanish national team, as well as the remainder of the season with Real Madrid.

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