Injury
Frosinone striker Raimondo ruled out with ankle ligament injury
Frosinone confirmed a multi-ligament injury to Raimondo's left ankle. Italian reports say he will miss the national team and the Milan match.
FootVal Newsroom
Frosinone have confirmed that Antonio Raimondo has suffered a multi-ligament injury to his left ankle. The striker was hurt in the match against Torino and left the pitch after 30 minutes following a heavy challenge from Aboukhlal.
Corriere dello Sport reports that the injury is not minor, while TuttoMercatoWeb describes a diagnosis that will keep him out for a fairly long period. The 22-year-old has scored eight goals in ten appearances this season, and FootVal's valuation of him stands at €7.4m, slightly above his market value of €7m on Transfermarkt.
According to the reports, Raimondo will miss the next Italy squad call-up and the match against Milan. Tuttosport highlights the club's statement and the recovery timeline, but the reports used here do not quote a specific length of absence.
Sources
This article is based on reports by:
- La Gazzetta dello Sport — Frosinone, che botta! Lesione alla caviglia sinistra per Raimondo, ecco quanto starà fuori
- Corriere dello Sport — Raimondo, l'infortunio non è lieve: il comunicato del Frosinone
- Tuttosport — Raimondo infortunato, tegola Frosinone: il comunicato e i tempi di recupero
- TuttoMercatoWeb — Tegola Raimondo per il Frosinone: lesione multilegamentosa della caviglia sinistra
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