The Azzurri international suffered the ignominy of falling to anterior cruciate ligament injury for the second time in the 2011/12 season.
After selling http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Giuseppe-Rossi-c15027 carried Villarreal’s hopes on his small shoulders. The prolific attacker had to lead the Yellow Submarines but saw his work cut out after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
With the season coming to its end, El Madrigal-based outfit are reeling just above the relegation slots. Rossi was the ‘Messiah’ the Vila-real residents have been waiting for as he beckoned on a first team return in April.
However, the Italian international’s hopes of getting some much needed minutes under his belt were dashed as he broke down in training once again, anterior cruciate ligament injury woes returning to haunt him again.
Not only can the former Manchester United attacker aid Villarreal in the final six matches of La Liga but he has also been ruled out of Euro 2012 after being ruled out for six months for the second time in the season.
He was understandably distraught with the grim future he sees in front of him, no hope of glory with the Italian national team and prospective of playing in the Spanish Segunda Division on the cards.
Italian doctor, Enrico Castellacci, revealed that Rossi has been devastated by the news as he had a lot counting on his performances for the Azzurri.
"I was just on the phone with Beppe [Rossi]. He’s distraught and he really expected to make a comeback in order to have a chance to make the Euros, but now I think he’ll go back to the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/United-States-c3034."
"This is a terrible blow for the athlete and the man, who I really care about. He is a splendid lad and this setback is painful for all of us. I had spoken to him only two days ago and he said he felt good.”
"We were happy to hear his enthusiasm and I probably would’ve gone to see him personally. I perform hundreds of operations on cruciate ligaments every year.”
With http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Antonio-Cassano-c6302, the Italian manager has a stiff task on his hands.
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