🚨 Breaking: Sevilla confirm Oso injury | OneFootball

Sevilla FC released the official medical report for Joaquín Martínez, better known as "Oso," this Monday, following the severe blow he received during the last league match. The worst fears were confirmed after the player underwent diagnostic imaging tests at the sports city, setting off alarms in the first team's lineup.

Medical Diagnosis: Calf Injury

According to the Medical Services of the Seville club, the player suffers from a contusive myoaponeurotic injury in the internal calf of his left leg. This ailment is a direct consequence of a hard tackle received during last Sunday's match against Girona FC. As it is an injury affecting both the muscle and the membrane covering it (aponeurosis), the recovery process requires caution to avoid relapses.

Recovery Time and Progress

As is usual in these cases, the club has not specified an exact downtime, stating that the player is "pending evolution." However, this type of injury typically keeps athletes off the field for two to three weeks, depending on the severity of the bruise and the response to physiotherapy treatment. "Oso's" absence is a setback for the Seville coach during a demanding part of the schedule.

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