Euskaraz irakurri: Chok beste lesio bat izan zuen Vila-realen aurka
The Real Sociedad player Mohamed-Ali Cho suffers “an injury to the left femoral biceps” produced in Sunday’s game against Villarreal, so presumably he will miss the next games of the txuri urdin team.
According to the medical report made public this Monday by the club, the French footballer “has begun to be treated by physiotherapy” and his return to the pitch “will depend on the evolution of the clinical picture, also depending on the characteristics of the injury “.
This new injury is a setback for the young Gallic athlete who precisely reappeared on sunday after having missed several games, after the last September 20 will be injured in a concentration with the French U-21 team.
The player then suffered an injury to the hamstring muscles of his right thigh that caused him to miss the matches against Girona and Sheriff.
His presence in the Sunday’s call against Villarreal was a surprise and Imanol took him out on the pitch in the 74th minute, to play a few final minutes during which he acted with apparent normality.
However, after the game, Imanol already confirmed Cho’s new injury at a press conference, although without knowing for sure the extent of it, pending the tests that were going to be carried out today.
The good news for Real is that Robin You normandywho also played a few minutes on Sunday, and Igor Zubeldiawho entered the call without actually playing, may be available on Thursday before the Sheriff.
The doubt will be to know if he will arrive for that meeting Andoni gorosabelwho continues to take steps in recovering from a sprained ankle.
Source: Eitb
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