Rafik Messali will need to take a break due to a thigh injury sustained against Troyes. Tests conducted by the Algerian revealed a serious lesion; however, his absence should ultimately be less prolonged than initially expected.
Rafik Messali must undergo a period of rest following his injury during the match against Troyes. He came off with a thigh injury and underwent tests to accurately assess the nature of his physical issue and the duration of his unavailability.
While several reports circulating online suggest an absence that could last up to two months, information gathered by DZfoot indicates a less significant duration. According to our sources, Messali is expected to be sidelined for about six weeks, depending on the progress of his recovery.
The player is indeed suffering from a muscle injury in his thigh that requires several weeks of treatment before he can consider a gradual return. Therefore, his comeback could occur sooner than what has been recently announced, although the medical staff will not take any risks with his rehabilitation.
Nonetheless, this injury poses a setback for Messali, who will now need to focus on his return. The coming weeks will allow for a more precise determination of his return date, with the aim of getting back on the field in the best possible condition.
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