Pellegrini to remain out 2 months after surgery | OneFootball

Lorenzo Pellegrini has decided to undergo surgery following his recent season-ending injury.

During a training session last May 8, Roma captain Lorenzo Pellegrini had suffered a bad injury that, instrumental tests showed was a lesion of the rectus femoris tendon of the right thigh.

The season for the Giallorossi midfielder was already effectively over, but new details are emerging about it.

As reported by Vocegiallorossa.it, Pellegrini may have to undergo surgery in Finland in order to repair the damage and improve the stability of the impacted muscle.

Nothing changes regarding the recovery time, which would remain approximately two months, as the player is likely to find himself still in the midst of transfer rumors linking him with an exit from the Italian capital due to his contract expiring next year.