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October 15, 2026

Lautaro Martinez injury, Inter lose their captain for a month

Lautaro Martinez injury, Inter lose their captain for a month
The Argentine striker will miss the derby against Milan and two Champions League matches due to a muscle strain.
The news

Lautaro Martinez, captain and forward for Inter, is forced to take a break of at least one month due to a strain in the left thigh flexors. The injury, highlighted by tests at the Humanitas Institute in Rozzano, will deprive the Nerazzurri of their striker for seven matches.

Among the commitments Martinez will be forced to miss are the Milan derby against AC Milan on October 31st and the next two Champions League matches, including the one against Shakhtar Donetsk on October 21st. His possible return is set for the Serie A match against Atalanta on November 22nd, after the international break.


The context

Lautaro Martinez's injury represents a severe blow for Inter during a delicate phase of the season. The Argentine striker is the captain and the main offensive reference point for the Nerazzurri, who face important commitments both in the league and in the Champions League.

The club's financial situation, managed by the American fund Oaktree since May 2024, adds further pressure. After last season's early elimination from the Champions League, which cost the club approximately 63 million euros, the ownership has imposed the obligation to reach at least the round of 16 in this edition to avoid the sale of a key player. Martinez's absence makes this objective more complicated to achieve.

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