Bernardeschi out three weeks with knee injury, relief for Italiano | OneFootball

Federico Bernardeschi will have to stay out for about three weeks due to a distorsive trauma to his right knee. The injury occurred during the friendly match played by Bologna against Vis Pesaro, and initially had raised fears of a longer stop.

Bologna, Bernardeschi, three-week stop for knee trauma: Italian breathes a sigh of relief

Instrumental tests, however, ruled out serious injuries, confirming a diagnosis that allows the red and blue club to breathe a sigh of relief.

The footballer, back in Serie A after his experience in Major League Soccer with Toronto FC, will now continue with a specific program of therapies and differentiated training. Bologna, through an official statement, announced that the recovery is estimated to be around three weeks, with the concrete goal of returning to the group by the end of August.

However, the player's overall physical condition remains to be evaluated, especially in light of the fact that the injury will force him to miss a good part of the summer preparation. This is added to a prudent reflection: it is possible that, even if Bernardeschi were available for the first two matchdays, the technical staff may prefer not to take risks, postponing his return after the national team break in early September.

In any case, the current situation appears to be under control. Bernardeschi will follow a personalized recovery path with the aim of returning to top form for the rest of the season, avoiding relapses or hasty returns to the field.

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