It was confirmed that River’s right side suffered a new muscle injury that will leave him out of the court a few weeks and several games will be lost.
Gonzalo Montielright defender of River, suffered a tear in the biceps femoral of the right leg that will leave him out of the meeting before Vélez next weekend, valid for the last day of the regular phase of the Opening Tournament.
Montiel, who had to be replaced in Sunday’s victory in the Superclassic facing Mouth, It will be low for three weeks approximately, so the meeting will also be lost next week in front of Barcelona of Ecuador, in Guayaquil, by the Copa Libertadoresand quite possibly do not play the duel for the round of 16 of the Opening Tournament.
The world champion with the ARGENTINE SELECTION In Qatar 2022 he could only play 45 minutes of the crucial duel before the “Xeneize” and then was replaced by Fabricio Bustos.
Likewise, “Cachete” underwent the corresponding medical studies and it was determined that he suffered from a grade 1 tear in the biceps femoral.
In this way, the technical director of the “millionaire” set, Marcelo Gallardohe would aim to count on his usual right -to -tip marker for the confrontation before Independiente del Valle As a local for the most important event on the continent, on Thursday, May 15. Will it arrive? Difficult.
Meanwhile, BUSTOS, Former Independent Side, he will have the possibility of demonstrating his quality and recovering the lost terrain with the arrival of the native of González Catán. The time he was on the court in front of Mouth, After entering Montiel, He had acceptable performance and was seen in a better way than during his last appearances.
Source: Ambito
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