Bad luck for Tolói: limps off after 30 minutes, injury worry | OneFootball

The witch is definitely on the loose in São Paulo.

In the match on the night of this Monday (29) against Ceará, at Morumbi, for the Brazilian Championship, defender Rafael Tolói was substituted by coach Hernán Crespo exactly 30 minutes into the game after feeling discomfort in his left thigh.

The veteran left the field with his hand on the spot where he supposedly felt pain and immediately started ice treatment on the bench.

According to 'Sportv', the player said he asked to leave the match "as a precaution," but did not feel the affected area "tear."

Tolói will be further evaluated by the tricolor doctors after the game for a more precise diagnosis. It was only his third game since returning to the club after spending ten years playing in Italian football.

The list of São Paulo's absentees handed over to Reffis is extensive. For tonight's match, for example, Crespo could not count on Calleri (left knee surgery), Ryan (left knee surgery), André Silva (posterior cruciate ligament injury and anterior cruciate ligament strain in the right knee), Luan (right adductor injury), and Ferraresi (left adductor injury), in addition to Oscar (physical reconditioning after fractures in three lumbar vertebrae) and Marcos Antonio (discomfort in the right rectus femoris muscle).

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