Senegalese striker Real Mallorca Amath Ndiaye (Pikine, July 16, 1996) will undergo a medical check-up this Wednesday, August 10, at the Cemtro Clinic in Madrid, to try to resolve, once and for all, the infection he suffers from in his little toe right, and it keeps him off the playing fields.
The Mallorcan club reported in a statement that Dr. Isabel Guillén and her team of specialists will decide, on the same day, if the player should undergo a surgical intervention to repair the affected area. The aforementioned clinic in Madrid specializes in operations on athletes.
That’s it started with his right foot problems when he was a player of Tenerife. Apparently, a bacterium that is very difficult to eradicate is lodged in the area of its climax and conservative treatments, sometimes in Royal MajorcaThey do not give the expected results. The player is still out.
Last season the possibility of a small amputation was evaluated but in the end it was decided to wait. This Wednesday, the doctors will again make a decision regarding the problem of the African soccer player. yes finally, That’s it Having to undergo surgery, his recovery may take a few more months, at least.
Source: La Verdad
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