Last updated: 12 Oct 2026. 63 players are currently unavailable across 20 of the 20 La Liga clubs we track – 52 injured, 4 suspended, 1 rated doubtful and 6 otherwise out of the squad. Every line below comes straight from our own sports data feed and is refreshed every Monday.
This hub tracks every injury, knock and ban across La Liga, refreshed every Monday so the picture never goes stale. Rather than a static list, it’s built to help you spot rotation risk before a midweek fixture, check a club’s squad depth at a given position, and weigh up team news before you back a match or a player prop.
La Liga injury table – club by club
Clubs are ranked by how many players are currently out. “Matches missed” is the number of games those absences have already cost the club.
Who has the most injuries in the La Liga right now?
Malaga CF have the most injuries in La Liga right now with seven players sidelined, just ahead of Osasuna and Valencia CF on six apiece. At the other end of the scale, Racing Santander, Rayo Vallecano and Villarreal CF are each down to a single absentee, a reminder of how unevenly injuries are falling this season.
The longest-running absence belongs to Rodrygo at Real Madrid, who has already missed 47 matches with a knee injury. Unai Egiluz Arroyo at Athletic Club has missed 37, Álvaro Odriozola at Real Sociedad 36, Juanmi at Getafe CF 30 and Sergi Canos at Valencia CF 25, all sidelined by the same type of issue.
Not every absence is long-term, but some are costing real output. Raphael Dias Belloli had scored 12 goals and added three assists in seven appearances for Barcelona before his muscle bruise, while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, five goals and two assists in seven games for Deportivo La Coruna, and Miguel Roman, one goal and two assists in seven for Celta Vigo, are both out with knee injuries. Jon Aramburu at Real Sociedad and Oihan Sancet at Athletic Club are further players whose seasons have been interrupted by muscle issues.
Full La Liga squad availability, club by club
Malaga CF injuries and suspensions
Osasuna injury list
Valencia CF injury list
Barcelona injury list
Celta Vigo injury list
Real Madrid injury list
Sevilla FC injury list
Athletic Club injury list
Deportivo La Coruna injury list
Levante UD injury list
Real Betis injury list
Real Sociedad injuries and suspensions
Atletico Madrid injury list
Deportivo Alavés injuries and suspensions
Elche CF injuries and suspensions
Getafe CF injury list
RCD Espanyol injury list
Racing Santander injury list
Rayo Vallecano injury list
Villarreal CF injury list
La Liga suspensions and bans
Suspensions in La Liga stem from yellow-card accumulation, a second caution shown in a single game, a straight red, or separate disciplinary action from the league, and any of them can remove a regular starter from selection with no warning.
Four players are currently serving bans. José Salinas at Malaga CF is out under an escape clause, Federico Redondo Solari at Elche CF and Orri Steinn Óskarsson at Real Sociedad are both serving red-card suspensions, and Facundo Garcés at Deportivo Alavés is suspended.
How injuries and suspensions move the odds
A missing first-choice goalkeeper or centre-back tends to move a match line faster than a winger would, because it changes how a side defends set-pieces and transitions, not just how it attacks. A main striker ruled out, especially one who has been scoring heavily, strips goals supply from the team total and often nudges the over/under market before it touches the handicap.
The market reacts quickest to fresh team news, a surprise knock that breaks on matchday, because that’s the information that hasn’t been priced in yet. A long-term absence such as Rodrygo’s 47 missed matches is already baked into the odds; it stopped being news weeks ago. What’s worth watching instead is a club carrying several doubtful or fringe issues heading into a congested week, since that’s where a manager is most likely to rotate and hand a weaker XI a start.
Use the key absences list to check whether the player missing actually carried goals or assists this season, rather than just appearing on a team sheet. A squad missing a player who mattered, with real minutes and end product, is a different betting proposition to one missing a fringe squad member.
Frequently asked questions
How often does this page update and where does the data come from?
This injury and suspension hub is refreshed every Monday, drawing on TipsGG’s own verified squad-availability feed covering all 20 La Liga clubs. Every figure, from totals to individual players, comes directly from that feed rather than secondary sources.
Which club has the most players out right now?
Malaga CF currently have the most absentees in La Liga with seven players out, just ahead of Osasuna and Valencia CF, who each have six unavailable. Racing Santander, Rayo Vallecano and Villarreal CF sit at the other extreme with one each.
What’s the difference between injured, doubtful and suspended in these tables?
Injured covers players ruled out by a physical issue such as a knee or muscle problem. Doubtful flags a player whose involvement is uncertain. Suspended covers anyone serving a ban, whether from card accumulation, a red card or a separate disciplinary case.
Do you publish expected return dates?
No. Our feed doesn’t carry expected return dates, so instead of guessing we show how many matches a player has already missed, which is a more reliable measure of how significant an absence has become.
Useful links
Absences are sourced from our sports data provider and reflect the squad status at the time of the update. Clubs do not always disclose a diagnosis or a return date, so treat every entry as the latest available status rather than a guarantee.
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