New Real Madrid Transfer and His Physical Anomaly: Only 20% Have It

Joining Real Madrid is one of the most important opportunities any athlete can have on a global level. While it's true that the main sport managed by the white team is soccer, it also has other disciplines that are very popular. In this sense, basketball is also one of the club's branches with the most fans today.

One of the most recent transfers by the white team seems to present a very interesting anomaly. We're referring to Dennis Smith Jr, who is already in Madrid to undergo a medical examination and become a Meringue player.  However, the analyzes revealed something simply astonishing, which is that the player has an extra cruciate ligament.

Cruciate ligament injuries this season in soccer have been quite recurrent, and more than one would have wanted to have this benefit. This anomaly of having an extra cruciate ligament is simply unbelievable, and only 20% of the population can have it.

With an additional cruciate ligament

As we already mentioned, this season we've seen several players fall due to cruciate ligament injuries, including Militão and Carvajal, just in Real Madrid. For this reason, this news is simply astonishing for many fans who can't understand how this is possible.

At one point, before joining the white team, Dennis mentioned that he had already torn the ligament before, to his misfortune. However, due to this medical anomaly, he was able to recover in just two months. This has sparked a considerable amount of comments from Madrid fans.

Obviously, it's a very different condition from what we're used to seeing in athletes today. Something that, in some way, gives this player a second chance to excel in his sport.

A very good reinforcement

For Chus Mateo, this has to be one of the most important reinforcements he can have on the team to face the season. A player who came from the NBA with 7 years of experience and who must make a difference for the team to achieve its goals.