The Sevilla player was evacuated by ambulance from Sánchez Pizjuán, where the team trained
The Mexican winger will undergo surgery today and his season is at risk
Sevilla’s Mexican winger Jesús ‘Tecatito’ Corona, who left his team’s training in an ambulance, suffers a ruptured fibula and left ankle ligaments for which he will undergo surgery this Thursday and why, in principle, He will be out for four to five months.
The Mexican international suffered this “significant injury” during training prior to Friday’s game against Valladolid, “in a fortuitous set of the game” and in which he did not mediate “any blow”, after which he was urgently transferred to a hospital, Sevilla reported this Thursday in a statement.
The tests carried out on Tecatito at the FREMAP hospital in the Andalusian capital have revealed that suffers “a rupture of the fibula and the deltoid ligament of the left ankle, according to the club’s medical service”indicated Seville.
The 29-year-old Mexican winger will be operated on Thursday afternoon by the traumatologist Francisco Najarro at said hospital and initially, according to the Sevilla club, “this type of injury requires a recovery of between four and five months” .
After his injury, Tecatito Corona left training this Thursday in an ambulance due to an ankle injury “fortuitous” that already his coach, Julen Lopeteguipredicted that he did not have “good look”.
The Mexican international started in Pamplona andOn the opening day of the first championship that he debuted as a Sevilla playersince he arrived at the Andalusian club in the last winter market and played twenty-two official matches last season, with two goals scored and four assists.