10 - Ansu Fati

[Birdy]

Contradicting info from different sources.
Some people claim surgery is the risky thing for his career longterm, while other people claim the opposite: conservative approach being the risk for him becoming the new Umtiti.

Genuinely confused here...

 

[Nello]

Only De Jong has connections with Ajax doctors, but flights to Netherlands are expensive now and require quarantine.

Well, if flights are expensive, that?s one option less to choose from

 

[clemente]

It's the same as Umtiti, if everything was fine, he would be transparent and give an update to everyone on twitter or instagram, the situation is obviously bad...

 

[Porque]

I can't imagine how frustrating this must be for an 18 year old who seemingly had the football world at his feet. The only thing you want to do at that age is just play, and especially now seeing those the same age as you like Pedri and Ilaix in the lineup.

Luckily he seems mature and has a good group around him.

Patience grasshopper.

 

[Jaguar]

It's the same as Umtiti, if everything was fine, he would be transparent and give an update to everyone on twitter or instagram, the situation is obviously bad...

Yeah most likely. Dont think he can even walk without assistance yet.

 

[serghei]

He's going to ramp up his activity and try to train as if he's close to returning, basically at full intensity. If he suffers inflammation in the knee again and it doesn't go well he'll go for the surgery.

https://twitter.com/OnzeTv3/status/1375571358063673350

Surgery doesn't automatically mean removing the damaged part of the meniscus I think, there can be surgery to stitch it again, and hope this time it heals better. But if it doesn't, then, unfortunately, Fati is probably gonna be one of those players who don't have their meniscus by the time they retire.

 

[Gnidrologist]

By by, Fati. We hardly knew ya.

 

[Messigician]

One bad injury can ruin a career.

Sad to see dawgs

 

[wisconsincule]

Injuries suck. Cannot pencil him in as a sure fire starter for the future.

Such a shame

 

[jairzinho]

Sad for him. Hope he can make a miraculous recovery. His career has barely started.

 

[serghei]

Relax guys, he's not dead.

 

[DonAK]

Besides it's reported there's no long-term damage for him as they're not going to remove the meniscus. It's more of a nuisance for him since the recovery will just take much longer than anticipated and he'll miss the Euros where he'd have been a starter for Spain and likely their best player tbh.

 

[CatalinR10]

Relax guys, he's not dead.

he gone

 

[Luftstalag14]

Fati probably feels bad if he misses the Euro but he is young and still has a lot of years ahead of him. Personally I don't care about the Euro or the Spanish NT at all, take as much time as needed to recover, if he needs to miss part of the season season, so be it. Do everything with his career in mind, not the Euro or returning soon etc.

 

[Richard.H]

Sad to see. He's such a nice dude too.