Injury hits Vives in Turin as Juventus triumphs, with Napoli resuming competition
In a recent announcement, the Torino Football Club has confirmed that midfielder Giuseppe Vives will undergo surgery to repair a partial tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee. The operation is scheduled for December 3rd at the Humanitas Research Hospital in Rozzano, Italy, and will be performed by Dr. Pierpaolo De Paolis.
The injury occurred during a training session on an unspecified previous day, and the diagnosis was confirmed by an MRI. The recovery time for Vives' injury is estimated to be between 25-30 days, with a potential extension to around 6 weeks following the surgery. This means that Vives is likely to miss more games beyond the derby match against Juventus on December 10th and the following weekend's match against Napoli.
The club's official website released the diagnosis, stating that the diagnosis leaves no room for interpretation. The diagnosis was confirmed by an MRI, and the surgery is considered necessary to ensure a full recovery and return to play for Vives. The Torino Football Club has expressed its support for Vives during his recovery period and has stated that it will provide him with all the necessary medical care and rehabilitation to ensure a quick and full recovery.
However, the club has not yet announced a replacement for Vives in the squad for the upcoming matches. The doctor or clinic treating Giuseppe Vives is not explicitly named in the search results, with only Frau Klappstein-Bode, who performed an atlas correction treatment, mentioned. It is not confirmed that this applies to Giuseppe Vives.
The Torino Football Club has also expressed its regret over Vives' injury and has wished him a speedy recovery. Fans and supporters of the club are encouraged to show their support for Vives during this challenging time. Vives is expected to return to play the following weekend against Napoli, assuming his recovery progresses as expected.
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