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Valverde’s World Cup photo sparks speculation over visible forehead injury

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Uruguay’s national team posed in a studio in new kits ahead of the World Cup, as teams traditionally do before the tournament. But one detail in Federico Valverde’s photos drew unusual attention online.

In the close-up images, fans noticed a wound on the left side of Valverde’s forehead. The photos quickly spread on social media because the injury looked familiar to many viewers.

Last month, Valverde, who plays for Real Madrid, was hit by teammate Aurélien Tchouaméni and was taken to hospital. Because of that incident, many supporters linked the visible mark in the new pictures to the clash, joking that it could be a “souvenir” from the French midfielder, whom Valverde may meet during the tournament.

The article was published on June 14, 2026, at 17:25, as the World Cup approaches and Uruguay prepares for the competition.

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