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FCSB's Juri Cisotti faces up to six weeks out with muscular injury
FCSB midfielder Juri Cisotti is expected to miss up to six weeks after suffering a muscular injury against U Cluj, casting doubt on his availability for the remainder of 2026.
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Foto: Sport Pictures | Juri Cisotti, în partida U Cluj - FCSB, scor 1-0
Photo: Sport Pictures | Juri Cisotti, în partida U Cluj - FCSB, scor 1-0 · S-a aflat cât va lipsi Juri Cisotti după accidentarea din meciul cu U Cluj · Sport Pictures | Juri Cisotti, în partida U Cluj - FCSB, scor 1-0 · Cropped for display
FCSB midfielder Juri Cisotti is set to be sidelined for up to six weeks following a muscular injury sustained during the club's match against U Cluj. The incident occurred in the first half of the game, with reports indicating the issue arose within the first thirty minutes. Cisotti signaled that he could no longer continue, prompting staff to substitute him.
Following the match, medical investigations were conducted to determine the severity of the injury. Initial assessments suggest a potential calf rupture, leading to an estimated recovery period of four to six weeks. Consequently, there are extremely slim chances of the 33-year-old Italian player appearing on the pitch again in 2026.
The situation was further complicated by the unavailability of specialized treatment options. While FCSB consulted with sports rehabilitation specialist Marijana Kovačević, she determined she could not intervene on the specific injured area. Additionally, Cisotti will not be traveling to Belgrade to assist in his recovery process.
The injury comes at a critical time for FCSB, which has several important fixtures remaining in both the championship and Cupa României. Upcoming opponents include Corvinul Hunedoara, FC Argeș, Csikszereda, Farul Constanța, and Sepsi OSK. If the recovery proceeds without complications, Cisotti might return for late December matches, though regaining full competitive rhythm will take time.
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