Ansu Fati was injured on Saturday, November 25 playing at Nottingham Forest. The striker, on loan from Barça to Brighton, retired in the 21st minute after putting his hand on the hamstrings of his right leg. His coach, Roberto de Zerbi, revealed this Wednesday before the Europa League match in Athens that he is losing Fati “for a long time.” The recovery time that has been set for him is six to eight weeks, according to what this newspaper learned.
The muscle tear of the attacker, who has just turned 21, slows his progress in England, where he has played 14 games and has celebrated 4 goals. The one at Forest was his third consecutive start.
This new misfortune is bad news for the Spanish international, who opted to go out on loan this summer to play more regularly. In 2020 Ansu Fati tore the meniscus in his left knee. That injury did not allow him to have continuity in Barcelona again. The
The forward can miss a minimum of 10 games if he is off the pitch for a month and a half, since the Premier League does not stop during Christmas.
