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The latest injury update from Monaco has been released, with the club confirming that their star player, Aleksandr Golovin, is out for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury. Golovin was forced off in the first half of Monaco's Ligue 1 match against Paris Saint-Germain last week and underwent surgery after being diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee. The news comes as a major blow to Monaco's title hopes, as they currently sit second in the table behind Paris Saint-Germain, who have already secured their place in next season's Champions League. Monaco will now be without one of their key players for the rest of the season, which could leave them vulnerable in the top flight race. However,Saudi Pro League Focus the club will hope that Golovin recovers quickly and returns to full fitness as soon as possible. In addition to the ACL injury, Monaco also announced that defender Benjamin Mendy has undergone surgery on a damaged ankle ligament, ruling him out for up to four months. With both players sidelined, Monaco will need to rely on their remaining squad to fill the void left by Golovin and Mendy. The team will look to their young talent and experienced players to step up and provide the necessary support for the injured players. It remains to be seen how long Golovin will be out for, but it is clear that he will miss a significant amount of time. For Monaco, this is a setback that will require careful management of their squad and a focus on finding replacements for the lost players. |
