Leo Messi, hurting of his problems in the aductor

MESSI, THREE WEEKS OF DROP

The new injury of Messi, consequence of the pubalgia

Published:22/09/2016 - 17:57h

Updated:22/09/2016 - 18:10h

The Catalan press has informed that the new injury of Leo Messi, that will keep him three weeks moved away of the terrains of game, has produced owing to the movements of the Argentinian not to force the zone of the pubis

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The Catalan press has done echo of the informations desveladas by the FC Barcelona, that dictate that the new injury of Leo Messi has produced by fault of the movements of the Argentinian star by not forcing the zone of the pubis, owing to the pubalgia that suffered does some weeks, and that forced him also to remain a time in the dry dam.

Messi did not go out until the second half the past 10 September against the Alavés by fault of the pubalgia, and since had not gone back to have any problem in said zone. However, now the problems arrive in the another leg, and the Barça of Luis Enrique will have to remain three weeks without the support of the best player of the world.

Leo Messi could not surrender to the one hundred by one hundred in the last parties in spite of his goals and assistances made against Celtic of Glasgow and Leganés, in Champions League and League Santander.

Fortunately, Messi will be able to take advantage of the two weeks of stop of the League (of the 2 to 15 October) to recover of the injury, since it will not travel with Argentina to the not wanting to Edgardo Bauza force him of face to the two next commitments of the albiceleste, in front of Peru and Paraguay.

It will remain exercising these days in the Ciutat Esportiva, carrying out sessions of physiotherapy beside the preparadores of the club and, of this way, ultimando the recovery of the best possible way to reappear what before.

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