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Injured in the ankle on a tackle by Etienne Youté after fifteen minutes of play during this Le Havre-PSG (1st day), Gonçalo Ramos will miss three months of competition. An operation was also confirmed by the Paris medical staff last weekend: “Gonçalo Ramos suffered a serious ligament sprain in his left ankle yesterday evening during the Le Havre – Paris Saint-Germain match, which will require surgery in the coming days. His unavailability is estimated at around 3 months.”revealed the letter. This Tuesday, PSG gave more information on the rehabilitation of its player.
“The medical update for Tuesday, August 20 concerns Paris Saint-Germain striker Gonçalo Ramos. Gonçalo Ramos underwent successful surgery on his left ankle today at the ASPETAR clinic in Doha, by Professor Pieter D’Hooghe. The player will take a few days of rest and begin his rehabilitation at ASPETAR in Qatar, before continuing it at the PSG Campus“, is written in the official press release published by the Parisian club on its website. The time will now be for waiting before seeing the former Benfica striker at work again in the Parisian jersey.
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