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Uganda: Mateta Knee Injury 'Not As Bad As Feared'
Mateta will miss about one month recovering from a knee injury without surgery after specialists determined non-surgical rehab is the best option, manager Glasner said.
- Deciding against surgery, the club announced Glasner confirmed Mateta will miss about a month while recovering.
- After consulting medical teams, several specialists and doctors judged the knee less severe and the club's medical department recommended a rehab-led approach instead of surgery.
- Under the rehab plan, Mateta will complete the next stage of rehabilitation at the club training ground and club staff say he wants to be back as soon as possible and contribute to achieve our goals.
- Glasner warned losing Mateta would be a blow and said he now faces a race against time to be fit for France at the summer World Cup, while Daniel Munoz had surgery in December and missed about four weeks.
- Glasner added that the player is focused on recovery after the failed Milan transfer, and he faces a race against time to be fit for the summer World Cup.
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Oliver Glasner makes plea to angry Palace fans over Jean-Philippe Mateta return - The Mirror
France striker Jean-Philippe Mateta does not require surgery on the knee injury which scuppered his AC Milan and will be back in the Eagles side in a bid to win a World Cup place
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