Atta suffers hamstring injury: Udinese lose a key player | OneFootball

Arthur Atta’s injury, which forced him off early against Juventus, has turned out to be more serious than expected: a hamstring tear that will keep him out until 2026.

Hamstring tear for Atta: Udinese loses a key pillar

The injury that forced Arthur Atta to leave the field in the 72nd minute of Juventus-Udinese has proven to be more serious than initially thought. Tests carried out in the hours following the match revealed a tear in the hamstring of his left thigh, an issue that will require a medium-to-long recovery period. The midfielder has already started his rehabilitation process and will be monitored weekly by the Friulian medical staff to assess his progress.

Atta’s case is part of a long series of muscle injuries affecting several Serie A stars. In recent months, players like Paulo Dybala, Zambo Anguissa, and De Bruyne have been forced to stop due to hamstring injuries, each with different recovery times but all suffering from the same type of problem, confirming how delicate this muscle area is for those who play at high intensity.

In light of the diagnosis and previous cases, a return for Atta before the end of 2025 seems unlikely. The most realistic projections indicate a possible comeback only at the start of 2026, a heavy loss for Udinese right in the middle of the season.

Antonio Karol Giordano

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