Parma, bad news: Zion Suzuki suffers broken hand, surgery could be needed | OneFootball

Parma loses one of its most important players. Goalkeeper Zion Suzuki was injured during the Serie A match against Milan, suffering a displaced fracture of the third finger on his left hand and the scaphoid.

Parma, bad news: hand fracture for Zion Suzuki. Surgery at risk

The severity of the issue was confirmed by the Emilia club through an official statement. Displaced fracture of the third finger on the left hand and the scaphoid for the goalkeeper of Cuesta's team, who was injured in the match against Milan.

The Parma statement

The note released by the club states: “Following the injury sustained last night during the Parma-Milan match, player Zion Suzuki underwent instrumental tests that revealed a displaced fracture of the third finger on the left hand and the scaphoid. The player will undergo further specialist consultations in the coming days to also assess a potential surgical intervention and to better define the prognosis.”

Possible surgery and recovery time

It is not yet clear whether Suzuki will need surgery. Parma's medical staff will evaluate the necessity of the operation and the recovery time in the coming days, which could still be lengthy, considering the delicacy of the injury and the player's role.

The Japanese goalkeeper, who had a very positive start to the season, will therefore have to stop. While waiting for updates, Chichizola or Corvi are ready to take his place between the posts in the upcoming games.

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