Alvaro Morata The Milan player and captain of the Spanish team, was released from hospital on Friday after being admitted as a result of a blow to the head he received in training on Thursday.
“Now home! Thank you so much for your messages. Thank you to all the people who work at this wonderful club to make us feel good all the time. Forza Milan,” Morata posted on Instagram.
After being hit in the head during a crash along with Serbian defender Strahinja Pavlovic During Milan’s training session, he was admitted to the Legnano hospital on Thursday and, although the first instrumental tests ruled out a serious injury, he remained admitted throughout the night to monitor time- time.
The former Atlético striker scored a goal on Tuesday in Milan’s victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabéu in a Champions League match (1-3). After his significant training on Thursday and was discharged today, approached Milanello, sports city of the club, to congratulate teammates and coaches.
Camarda will debut as a starter at the age of 16
however, Morata will miss Saturday’s Serie A match that Milan will play as visitors against Cagliari. instead At just 16 years old, Francesco Camarda will play his first game as a starter in the Italian championship. In November 2023, at the age of 15, the very young forward became the youngest player in the history of ‘calcio’ to debut in Serie A.
Morata, on the other hand, entered the call Luis de la Fuente, Spanish coach, for the Nations League against Denmark and Switzerland, which will take place on November 15 and 18. Morata returns to the Red squad after being sidelined during the September break due to injury.
“I should be able to play in the first game”
De la Fuente called it right His Milan teammate Paulo Fonseca disliked him. “He received a strong blow, he is fine after the tests. There is a protocol in such cases and he should be able to play in the first game. If not, he will play in the second,” the Spanish coach said today to justify his call -up.
Fonseca to De la Fuente: “What he says is strange”
Fonseca was surprised Morata’s presence on the list and answered him in the press conference before Cagliari-Milan. “What I’m saying is strange, there is a protocol. After a head concussion the player must stop. I have an indication that it should stop within ten days. “It’s protocol, it’s not an option, I don’t know how you can say that.”
Morata suffered the blow yesterday, Thursday, November 7, eleven days before Spain’s match against Denmark.
Source: La Verdad
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