The shame grows: São Paulo announce surgery for injured midfielder Luan | OneFootball

The embarrassment of São Paulo regarding the recovery of its injured players only increases. Late this Wednesday afternoon (26), the club announced that midfielder Luan had to undergo a new procedure for his problem.

The player, who was developed in Cotia, underwent a minor surgical procedure this Wednesday to remove calcification in the right adductor muscle.

According to the Tricolor, Luan has already been discharged from the Einstein Israelite Hospital and in the coming days will continue the recovery process at Reffis Plus at the Barra Funda training center.

Luan, who was regaining his place at his beloved club with Hernán Crespo, was diagnosed with a right adductor injury on September 25, which means two months ago, and only now has a new attempt at a solution for the injury been decided upon, something similar to what is happening with Lucas. Once again, the initial procedures chosen did not have the expected effect, leading to a change in the treatment method.

With only 11 more days to go until the end of the Tricolor's season, Luan is another player who will not return to play for the team in this troubled year of 2025.

São Paulo trained under the command of Hernán Crespo on Wednesday afternoon for the last time before traveling to Rio de Janeiro in the evening on a chartered flight. On Thursday (27), they will visit Fluminense at 8:30 PM (Brasília time) at Maracanã.

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