The two players were involved in an incident on Thursday (May 7) which resulted in Valverde, 27 been taken to hospital with a head injury.
Real Madrid have since confirmed that Valverde has suffered a traumatic brain injury and will miss their El Classico clash with Barcelona on Sunday (May 10).
Valverde has now taken to Instagram to send a message to the fans, confirming that his injury did NOT come at the hands of Tchouameni.
“Yesterday I had an incident with a teammate during a training session. The fatigue from competition and the frustration made everything seem blown out of proportion,” he said.
“In a normal locker room, these things can happen and are usually resolved internally without it becoming all public.
“Clearly, someone here is spreading rumors, and with a season without titles, where Real Madrid is always under scrutiny, everything gets blown out of proportion.
“Today we had another disagreement. During the argument, I accidentally hit a table, causing a small cut on my forehead that required a routine visit to the hospital.
“At no point did my teammate hit me, I didn’t hit him either.
“I feel that my anger about the situation, frustration at seeing some of us struggling to get through end of season, giving it our all, pushed me to the point of arguing with a teammate.
“I’m sorry. I’m truly sorry because this situation hurts me, this moment we’re going through is painful.
“Real Madrid is one of the most important things in my life and I can’t be indifferent to it. The result is accumulation of things that culminate in a senseless fight, damaging my image and leaving room for doubt that they will add fuel to the fire of an accident.
“I wasn’t going to speak out until the end of the season. We were eliminated from the Champions League, and I kept my anger and resentment to myself.
“We’ve wasted another year, and I wasn’t in a position to be posting on social media when the only face I had to show was on the field, and I feel that’s what I did. That’s why I’m the one who’s most saddened and pained to be going through this situation that prevents me from playing the next match due to medical decisions.
“I always gave it my all, to the very end, and it hurts me more than anyone not to be able to do so. I am available to the club and my teammates to collaborate on any decision they deem necessary. Thank you”.