Lazio confirm Gudmundsson dislocated shoulder on Iceland duty | OneFootball

Lazio have confirmed Albert Gudmundsson sustained a dislocated left shoulder while on Iceland duty, and he will undergo further tests before starting rehabilitation.

The forward fell heavily in an aerial collision during Iceland’s Nations League match against Estonia on Saturday, leaving after 30 minutes and returning to Rome for assessments. Radio Sei and Calciomercato had suggested the damage could be worse, indicating he could be out for a month.

The diagnosis is a dislocation of the glenohumeral joint in his left shoulder, which was spontaneously reduced during initial treatment.

He will complete further tests today, then begin rehabilitation with daily monitoring. With no surgery currently indicated, the outlook is more reassuring.

Midfielder Danilo Cataldi has sustained a quadricep issue in training and will be monitored. Fisayo Dele-Bashiru has returned to training with the rest of the squad.

Source: Football Italia

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