Napoli suffered a serious defeat after the injury of Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen. after feeling discomfort in the left leg.
The Napoli striker will not be able to play against AC Milan in the Serie A game on Sunday. and their participation in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against the same opponent, AC Milan, is also in jeopardy.
“Osimhen, after returning to the national team, complained of discomfort in the left adductor muscle. and passed the tests that revealed the injury. His condition will be assessed next week, ”the Italian club said.
Nigerian Osimhen was the top scorer of the Italian team and Serie A. In 23 games played, the Italian striker scored 21 goals. and in the Champions League he also converted 4 goals in 5 games.
Napoli are 19 points clear and second in Serie A, so the striker is in no rush to recover quickly in the next two games against AC Milan on 2 April and then against Lecce on Friday 7 April. April.
The team will want to bring him back for the first leg of the quarter-finals on April 12. at the San Siro stadium.
The Nigerian’s injury opens the door for Argentina’s Giovanni Simeone, who has always corresponded with coach Luciano Spalletti. with good performances and that he is an excellent candidate to start the next two games for Calcio.
Simeone, who was called up to Argentina’s last FIFA match, made 17 appearances in Serie A and scored 3 goals. The 27-year-old striker also has 4 goals in seven Champions League matches.
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Source: La Opinion
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