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4 James Rodriguez is still battling an injury to his testicles that was sustained in Everton’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool earlier this month.
Carlo Ancelotti said the Colombia playmaker was unlikely to feature in the 2-0 defeat to Southampton last weekend, but he ended up playing through the pain for the full 90 minutes.
Rodriguez suffered a bad injury in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool earlier this monthGETTY IMAGESHowever, Spanish outlet Marca report the 29-year-old still has an inflammation to his testicular area, though he is expected to feature in the the Toffees’ clash at Newcastle on Sunday.
Everton fans will be wishing their player well but pornographic actress Kendra Lust has sent a message wishing him well.
Lust replied to talkSPORT’s post on Twitter with this article about Rodriguez’s injury.
She tweeted: “Ouch! Hope you’re are ok.”
Lust replied to talkSPORT’s social media postRodriguez has adjusted to the Premier League seamlessly this season, helping Everton to the top of the table with three goals and as many assists in his opening six matches.
It is understood the playmaker is receiving treatment for his injury and a full return to training is looking likely within the next few days.
Earlier this month, talkSPORT co-host and Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend backed the Toffees to have a strong campaign with Rodriguez in their ranks, but insisted they are not title contenders.
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“Normally players of his ilk take time [to adapt],” he said of the Colombia star. “It’s a new culture and a new way of playing, and maybe more physical than he’s used to.
“But he’s started very well. He created the first goal against us and was inspirational, and I think he’ll be a very good player for Everton this season.”
“I fear they will be [up there],” added Townsend on Everton.
“They spend money every year but they seem to start very slowly and build as the year goes on, but they’ve got a world class manager and he’s got his signings who seem to have hit the ground running.
“I think they’ll be right up there come the end of the season.”
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