Milan have announced that an operation to stabilise Andrea Conti’s knee was “perfectly successful”, but he’ll be out for “five to six months”.
The full-back hasn’t played since rupturing his cruciate ligament in September, and was forced to under the knife again this morning at Villa Stuart.
Milan have announced that an operation to stabilise Andrea Conti’s knee was “perfectly successful”, but he’ll be out for “five to six months”.
The full-back hasn’t played since rupturing his cruciate ligament in September, and was forced to under the knife again this morning at Villa Stuart.
“AC Milan announces that today Andrea Conti has undergone surgery to stabilise the left knee previously operated on for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction,” the Rossoneri announced on their official website.
“The surgery, performed by Professor Pier Paolo Mariani in the presence of the team's doctor, Mario Brozzi MD, was perfectly successful.
“The recovery time is estimated at five to six months.”