Escribá hit by injuries to Dani Pérez, Ojeda and Miguel Rubio

Real Valladolid’s start to the campaign has quickly turned into a physical setback. According to MARCA, Dani Pérez, Thiago Ojeda and Miguel Rubio are set to be sidelined after picking up muscle problems, which will affect the team’s plans immediately.

MARCA reports that Dani Pérez is the worst affected case: he has a grade III muscle injury in the right rectus femoris, keeping him out for between six and seven weeks. Thiago Ojeda, meanwhile, has damage to the left semimembranosus muscle and is expected back in two to three weeks.

Three injuries to juggle

The third absence is Miguel Rubio. The central defender has a mild injury to the left thigh, with a stop of about two weeks. The piece also notes that after tests were carried out on the three, the club communicated the recovery windows, and that none of them was available for the FC Andorra match.

Juric back in training

With three notable absences—especially in midfield—Fran Escribá made a quick adjustment. As MARCA points out, the coach brought Stanko Juric back into consideration. Juric had been kept away while the club tried to arrange a move until the end of the window, but this Tuesday he was recalled and returned to group training.

For now, the key question is how quickly each player responds to their treatment so Valladolid can regain important pieces in a tough Second Division 2026-27 season.