Lautaro Martínez has been diagnosed with a calf strain in his left leg, which will see him miss several matches for Inter Milan. His status is uncertain for the upcoming Finalissima against Spain, scheduled for March 27, where Argentina will face the European Champions. The injury, confirmed by the medical team in Italy, has raised concerns regarding his fitness, especially in a crucial year leading up to the World Cup.

The medical staff at Inter Milan are currently assessing the extent of Martínez’s injury and are maintaining communication with the Argentine national team's coaching staff led by Lionel Scaloni. This collaboration is important as the team prepares for a pivotal match, and any undue stress on the player could lead to further complications. The stakes are high, as it’s not only a prestigious event but also an opportunity for players to showcase their readiness for the World Cup ahead.

Martínez sustained the injury during a Champions League match where Inter lost to Bodo/Glimt. The team's coach, Cristian Chivu, noticed immediately that the injury was severe, marking a significant moment for the striker's season and potentially impacting Argentina's tactics and squad for the Finalissima. This injury highlights the delicate balance players must maintain between club commitments and international duties, especially in a year filled with crucial matches for both clubs and national teams.