The exciting Granada midfielder has been earmarked for success with EL Grana but has been troubled by niggling injuries ever since moving from Real Madrid B.
Head of the medical services of Granada CF, Antonio Fernandez, revealed that they cannot announce the details about the recuperation time Fran http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rico-c31132 needs to report for first team duties. The Real Madrid academy graduate has seen his adventures with El Grana
stall, failing to add to his 19 appearances in the first half of the 2011/12 Spanish top flight season.
Fernandez shared that they cannot predict a time for his return to first team action as he suffered a critical and dangerous injury. He added that they sole purpose is to ease his recovery so that he can resume his footballing duties, putting aside that
time is not a problem for them at the moment.
The experienced medical practitioner explained that in Fran Rico’s situation, they cannot give a recovery time due to the nature of the injury, as well as the fact that there is not reliable measures to forecast the time he will require.
The Galician player underwent arthroscopy at the end of last season for an injury he suffered in his right knee after surgery years ago. It was revealed that he had a ruptured cruciate ligament and meniscus in the joint, a grave injury that went unnoticed
for quite a long time.
"Fran Rico has important and serious injury, he is sore on his knee and have to see how it evolves every day at work," said Fernandez, adding that the player is moving steadily with doses of growth hormones that he has been asked to intake on a weekly basis.
Continuing on the subject, the medical team’s head shared that the club and the player have been updated on the results, revealing that they have set other provisions for themselves but will have to be patient in their efforts.
"The club and the player know that the goal is to recover to be playing football in the time it is, without any provision set ourselves" so that "we must be patient," the doctor added.
As for the other long-term injury of the squad, the doctor pointed out that Algerian midfielder, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Hassan-c39506 Yebda, was operated last season on his cruciate ligament and meniscus, and has seen a favourable development which will allow him to join his peers early
next month.
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