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Raphinha Ruled Out Of Scotland After Right‑Thigh Muscle Injury

Brazil must reshuffle its attack for the Scotland game with Raphinha staying with the squad for intensive treatment and an uncertain return to the knockout rounds.

Overview

  • The Brazilian Football Confederation confirmed imaging showed a muscle injury at the back of Raphinha’s right thigh after he limped off in Brazil’s 3-0 win over Haiti.
  • The player travelled to a medical centre in New Jersey and has begun an intensive, team‑supervised rehabilitation programme under Brazil’s medical staff.
  • Raphinha has been ruled out of Brazil’s June 24 match against Scotland, a development reported by multiple outlets and corroborated by insider Fabrizio Romano.
  • Brazilian media report the staff are targeting a possible return for the knockout phase if recovery allows, but his recent history of recurring right‑thigh/hamstring problems makes any timeline provisional.
  • Off‑field stories about a possible Saudi transfer and personal claims have circulated but were publicly disputed by Raphinha’s family and do not change the confirmed medical diagnosis.