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Olympiacos midfielder Santiago Hezze faces suspected MCL injury
Olympiacos midfielder Santiago Hezze left the match against PAOK limping with a suspected medial collateral ligament sprain and awaits medical examinations on Monday to determine his recovery timeline.
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Santiago Hezze was forced to leave the field of play at G. Karaiskakis stadium while limping during the contest between Olympiacos and PAOK. The Argentine midfielder's departure raised immediate concerns regarding his physical condition following the incident in the Greek Super League fixture.
Following the match, Imanol Alguacil addressed the situation involving the player. The coach stated that the initial indications concerning the midfielder were not positive, though he emphasized the necessity of waiting for official medical test results before drawing definitive conclusions about the severity of the issue.
Medical staff have scheduled examinations for Hezze to take place on Monday, November 9. These tests are considered essential to verify the nature of the problem, as current evaluations point toward a potential sprain of the medial collateral ligament rather than a more severe structural tear.
Should the preliminary diagnosis of a ligament sprain be validated by imaging, projections indicate an absence from competition lasting approximately one month. This estimated timeframe remains tentative and subject to change based on clinical findings.
All parties involved acknowledge that certainty regarding the injury can only be achieved once the requisite diagnostic procedures are completed. Until those examinations occur, the specific prognosis and return date remain unconfirmed estimates dependent on further medical assessment.
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