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Injured during training with the Argentina team, Valentin Carboni suffers from a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. The OM midfielder will be absent for many months.
This is what all clubs fear at the time of the international break, and the bad news fell this Friday for Olympique de Marseille. His midfielder Valentin Carboni was seriously injured in training with the Argentina team, and the verdict has just been announced.
According to Tyc Sports, the former Monza player suffers from a ruptured cruciate ligament in his left knee. The 19-year-old young prospect will be absent for many months.
Carboni played very little
This is obviously a hard blow for the player, who is suffering a major setback in his career. And it’s also very bad news for OM, who will lose their player for many months, after having used him very little at the start of the season.
Highly anticipated at the time of his signing, particularly due to the amount of his purchase option (35 million euros), the player on loan from Inter Milan only played 101 minutes in Ligue 1, spread over three starts. in play and a start against Angers (1-1), where he was released at half-time. And the Phocaeans are not ready to see him again.
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