There are players within Real Madrid’s locker room who want Federico Valverde’s exit from the club this summer, following the midfielder’s clash with teammate Aurelién Tchouaméni. One of the more sensational news stories of the season broke on Thursday when it was reported that Valverde and Tchouaméni had got into an angry confrontation on the training grounds, resulting in the Uruguayan’s hospitalization . Madrid put out a statement confirming that Valverde had sustained a cranioencephalic trauma—a type of concussion—and would be out of action for up to two weeks. In his own long statement on Instagram, Valverde attempted to play down the incident, writing: “During the argument, I accidentally hit a table, causing a small cut on my forehead that required me to go on a protocol visit to the hospital. At no point did my teammate hit me, and I didn't hit him either, although I understand it's easier for you to believe we came to blows or that it was intentional, but that didn't happen. “I’m sorry.…