Defender Marcos Acuña suffered a tear in River’s 3-2 victory over Instituto de Córdoba, and will now be out of the field for some games.
The defender Marcos Acuña suffered a tear in the triumph of River facing Córdoba Institute and now he will miss the next three games due to Professional Leaguein view of Barracas Central, Independiente Rivadavia and Saint Lawrence.
The ex Seville He felt a puncture during the match against “Gloria”, just five minutes into the match, and had to be replaced by Enzo Diaz after playing a ball with Damian Batallini which left him badly injured in his left leg.
The final diagnosis showed that he suffered a tear in the hamstring of his left leg that will sideline him from the next three games: Central Barracks this Sunday, November 10 at 5:15 p.m.; on Wednesday the 20th and the weekend of the 24th.
This is the third time that the “Egg” suffered the same ailment in that leg since his arrival in River. The first time he had a contracture in the 0-0 draw against Platense yy due to the tendonitis that he suffered from Spain He missed the semi-final first leg of the Libertadores Cup in view of Atlético Mineiro.
At Sevilla he was also out several times due to injuries in the same area that did not allow him to continue playing in LaLigaand even suffered problems in the last America’s Cupwhere he only played the group stage and had to be replaced by Nicolas Tagliafico.
What Gallardo had said about Acuña’s injury
“As for Marcos Acuña’s injury, we will see how serious it is. He felt muscle discomfort in his leg opposite to the injury he had suffered against Mineiro and well, let’s see what the severity of the injury is. I don’t want to get ahead of myself, but “It could be that he has a muscle injury that will take him a while to recover,” Gallardo said in a subsequent press conference.
Source: Ambito
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