"Massimiliano Allegri has confirmed that Santiago Gimenez will miss a hefty chunk of the second half of the season, having undergone surgery to fix his ankle problem. After several weeks of trying to recover from his ankle injury, Gimenez along with the medical staff eventually made the decision to undergo surgery instead. Since conservative therapy didn't yield the desired results, it was the only way to get rid of the issue once and for all."
"Indeed, when asked about the players at his disposal, he stated that Gimenez will be out for three to four months. Gimenez will be out for 3-4 months, Füllkrug has arrived and will help us out. Right now, I'm happy with the squad I have available, but we need to recover everyone. We are doing reasonably well, but the points we have now aren't enough to achieve any goals."
Santiago Gimenez underwent ankle surgery after weeks of unsuccessful conservative treatment and will be sidelined for three to four months. The operation aims to resolve the persistent ankle problem permanently but necessitates a lengthy recovery that removes him from contention for much of the season. Niclas Füllkrug has been added to the squad to provide cover during Gimenez’s absence. The team must focus on recovering other players and accumulating more points, as current results are insufficient to meet season objectives and the timing limits Gimenez’s potential return appearances.
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