Anguissa suffers low-grade adductor strain, Napoli confirm
Scans at Pineta Grande Hospital found a low-grade tear in the long adductor of his right thigh. The midfielder has already begun rehabilitation with the club's medical staff.
Frank Zambo Anguissa underwent scans at Pineta Grande Hospital, and the result is in: a low-grade myofascial tear of the long adductor in his right thigh, Napoli said in an official statement on the club website. The Cameroon midfielder has already begun rehabilitation with Napoli's medical staff.
Anguissa had come back on in the closing minutes of the draw in Florence, after a muscle problem had left his involvement in doubt until the last moment, only to go off again right at the end of the game. Head coach Allegri had already flagged the issue in his press conference, visibly frustrated at yet another setback for the player.
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Napoli have not given a recovery timeline. It is a low-grade injury, and Anguissa could be available again for Napoli-Frosinone at the Maradona on Saturday 10 October — eighteen days from Tuesday 22 September. Everything will depend on daily assessments with the medical staff.
Source: AreaNapoli
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