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RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - xudong - 09-07-2015

We will see if that's bad news or a blessing in disguise. Facepalm


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - reza - 10-20-2015

Menez won't be back before the new year


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - am I Milan enough? - 10-20-2015

Niang??

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RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - reza - 10-20-2015

I think Niang is still late November or early December


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - reza - 10-26-2015

Niang will start training, if all goes as planned will be available to play in three weeks


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - xudong - 10-29-2015

Good. We can use his creativity for our attack.

By the way, I heard that Menez won't be back until January or February because he has an "infection". Huh


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - am I Milan enough? - 10-29-2015

Niang could be better option to play 4-3-3 replacing Cerci

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RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - reza - 11-02-2015

Bertolacci will be re-evaluated in 10 days.

Muscle issue could be long term but nothing official.


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - Sputnik - 11-02-2015

(11-02-2015, 06:25 PM)reza Wrote: Bertolacci will be re-evaluated in 10 days.

Muscle issue could be long term but nothing official.

I suffered a quadriceps injury myself while playing 40 days ago. Still bothers me.
Depending on how serious is the tear is he could be out up to 1 month. 
If he plays earlier than he should, a possible relapse would be a much worse situation.


RE: Injuries - Who, when, how long ? - reza - 11-02-2015

Lopez out too

“Milan announces that Diego Lopez has today underwent a specialist examination in Spain performed by profession Mikel Sanchez,” a statement confirmed.

“For several months the Rossoneri goalkeeper has been struggling with patellar tendonitis in his left knee, which has been managed by physiotherapy up to this point.

“Following consultation today, the Milan medical and Diego Lopez have agreed that Diego Lopez will have to stop for a while, to follow a specific treatment plan.”