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Last season, he established himself as one of the best attackers in Serie A. Powerful, interesting with his back to goal and lethal in front of the opposing goal, Gianluca Scamacca managed to get back on track with Atalanta Bergamo after a contrasting adventure with West Ham. Winner of the C3 with the Bergamo club, the 25-year-old attacker was also breathtaking on an individual level with 19 goals and 8 assists in 44 matches.
Ready to produce a second vintage of the same magnitude, the international of the Squadra Azzurra (20 caps, 1 goal) was seriously injured against Parma this weekend. And while the first reports indicated a simple knee sprain, the in-depth examinations would be much more worrying for Scamacca. Indeed, an injury to the cruciate ligaments of the left knee is strongly suspected according to the information of Sky Italy. A terrible blow for Gian Piero Gasperini…
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