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Frenkie de Jong has not worn the FC Barcelona jersey since April 21 and the Clasico against Real Madrid. Injured in the right ankle, the Dutchman did not even participate in Euro 2024 with the Netherlands. But he seems to be on the way back, as reported by Relevo. Initially, the end of September was considered, although some medical reports suggested the possibility of surgery, which would obviously delay his return even further. However, De Jong has ruled out this idea for the time being. He could therefore be back on the pitch as early as next week.
Good news for Hansi Flick, who hoped that the 27-year-old would not have to undergo surgery. I hope he doesn’t need surgery. He’s recovering, he’s made a big step forward and now we have to wait. I hope he’ll be back after the international break, but I can’t confirm that yet. ” he said. Apparently, his wish is about to come true.
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