Valencia’s Mouctar Diakhaby to undergo further surgery following knee operation
Valencia’s central defender Mouctar Diakhaby is set to undergo a second operation on his right knee following a successful initial surgery for dislocation a month ago. The 27-year-old, who underwent the first operation in Lyon, France, returned to Spain on Tuesday to commence his rehabilitation process, as reported by Relevo.
Despite his injury setback, Diakhaby appeared in good spirits as he spent the morning at Valencia’s training facilities alongside his teammates.
Following a 30-day immobilization period in Lyon, he opted to continue his rehabilitation in Spain, although he had the option to remain in France.
However, the journey to recovery for Diakhaby is not over yet. He is expected to return to Lyon in the coming weeks for a second operation to assess the condition of his knee six weeks after the initial surgery.
This additional procedure will play a crucial role in determining the progress of his rehabilitation and ensuring the long-term health of his knee.
The news of Diakhaby’s second operation comes as a setback for Valencia, who will have to navigate a crucial period without one of their key defensive assets.
However, the club remains committed to supporting the player throughout his recovery process and providing him with the necessary resources to regain full fitness.
Despite the challenges ahead, Diakhaby remains determined to overcome his injury setback and return stronger than ever.
His dedication to rehabilitation, coupled with the support of the Valencia medical team and his teammates, will be instrumental in his journey back to the pitch.
As Valencia prepares for the remainder of the season, they will be hoping for a swift and successful recovery for Mouctar Diakhaby, whose presence and defensive prowess will be sorely missed in their upcoming fixtures.
