FERRAN WILL BE OFF FOR AT LEAST 7 WEEKS
The hopeful message from Ferran Torres as he begins his recovery
Published:11/10/2024 - 20:10h
Updated:11/10/2024 - 20:10h
Ferran Torres has begun recovering from the injury suffered last Sunday in his right thigh. The '7' published an optimistic message on his social networks
The fans of FC Barcelona sent their good wishes to Ferran Torres this Friday after the '7' culé published an optimistic message about his return to action. The 24-year-old forward has already begun recovering from the injury to the femoral biceps of his right thigh suffered last Sunday against Alavés (0-3), a setback that prevented him from traveling with the National Team to the Nations League duels against Denmark and Serbia.
"No condition is so bitter that a healthy mind does not find some solution in it," wrote the one from Foiós in a publication on his Instagram account, accompanied by a series of photographs at his home, where his recovery process has already begun. In principle, the 'Shark' will be out between 7 and 8 weeks, which could reappear at the beginning of December if his evolution is satisfactory.
Ferran had only suffered a similar muscle injury since his arrival at Barça in January 2022. It was last February, when a problem in his right thigh left him out of action for almost two months, missing seven league games and the key to Champions League round of 16 against Naples. This season, the Valencian striker will be absent in 8 games (5 in the League and 3 in the Champions League), including the first Clásico against Real Madrid on October 26.
Ferran Torres, optimistic in the midst of a complicated start to the season
For the former Manchester City footballer, the emotional aspect will be essential from now on to recover from a difficult start to the season. Although he started in 5 of the first 9 LaLiga games, his level has left many doubts, with only 1 goal and 1 assist (in the win over Valladolid). The injury also comes at a time when Barça hopes to recover three key players (Dani Olmo, Gavi and Fermín), which will make it more difficult to fight for ownership when he returns to action. All this increases rumors about his possible departure in January, but the forward remains focused on returning stronger and ready to help the team when it is his turn to play.
