Milton Giménez to undergo surgery: when and how long his recovery will take | OneFootball

Boca’s striker, Milton Giménez, will have to undergo surgery due to the injury that has been troubling him. His recovery will require a considerable amount of time, prolonging his absence from a team that has not yet been able to count on him so far this year.

The problem with injuries at the start of the year continues to linger. This Tuesday it was confirmed that Leandro Paredes will miss the classic against Racing, which will be played on Friday, due to an ankle sprain, adding his name to the long list of injured players.

Milton Giménez will have to undergo surgery.

Milton Giménez is on that list, but the striker has still not played so far in 2026. The former Banfield player is suffering from pubalgia, which has been treated over the past two months, but it has not responded as the club’s medical staff had hoped.

When will Milton Giménez have surgery?

The treatments he underwent to avoid surgery did not produce the results the specialists expected, so they decided to perform a surgical intervention. The center forward will have to undergo this medical procedure on Wednesday morning.

Giménez played his last match on December 7, 2025.

After this operation, Giménez will need about two more months to recover. This means he will be out for a total of four months, as Boca has not been able to count on him since December 7, when he played his last match against la Academia.

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