When will İsmail Yüksek return to the pitch? How many weeks does it take for an ankle ligament tear to heal?
The medical status of İsmail Yüksek, who was injured during Fenerbahçe's home match against Beşiktaş in the 34th week of the Süper Lig, has been determined. So, when will İsmail Yüksek return to the pitch? How many weeks does it take for an ankle ligament tear to heal? Here are the details...
Süper Lig's 34th week match saw Fenerbahçe host Beşiktaş, with the home side winning 2-1.
İsmail Yüksek, who was injured during the match and had to leave the field on a stretcher, has become a subject of concern regarding his injury.
So, when will İsmail Yüksek return to the pitch? Here is the answer...
"The statement made by Fenerbahçe included the following: Our player İsmail Yüksek, who suffered an ankle sprain and had to leave the game during last night's derby match against Beşiktaş, underwent an MRI scan at Acıbadem Altunizade Hospital. Following the evaluation, a ligament tear was detected in his ankle, and his treatment has begun immediately."
While the statement noted that Yüksek suffered an "ankle ligament tear," it is currently unknown when the player will return to the pitch.
HOW MANY WEEKS DOES IT TAKE FOR AN ANKLE LIGAMENT TEAR TO HEAL?
While full recovery from ligament tears can take 6-8 weeks, the healing process may vary depending on the player's health status, response to treatment, and age.
However, given the potential 6-8 week recovery period and the fact that there are only 4 weeks left in the Süper Lig season, it has been interpreted that İsmail Yüksek has closed his season.
News Source: 12punto
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