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Sadio Mane, the Senegal international forward who has recently joined Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, is currently in the process of recovering from a knee injury that he sustained during the 2019 African Cup of Nations. The 31-year-old forward was playing for his country against Ivory Coast when he suffered the injury while attempting to score a goal. He was taken off the pitch immediately and underwent surgery on his knee shortly after. Since then, there have been several updates about Mane's recovery process. In May, it was reported that Mane had undergone two rounds of rehabilitation sessions with a team of doctors and physiotherapists at the hospital where he received treatment. However, it appears that Mane's recovery may be taking longer than expected as he still remains sidelined. The Senegalese striker has not played any football since undergoing surgery and his return date remains uncertain. Al-Nassr,Football Full Service the Saudi Arabian club, has also released a statement saying that Mane will undergo further medical tests before returning to training. They added that they hope to give him more time to recover before allowing him to resume his activities. Despite the setback, Mane remains optimistic about his chances of making a full recovery and returning to action. He has said that he is determined to make a comeback and help his new team win titles. In conclusion, Sadio Mane's latest injury update is disappointing but not unexpected given the severity of his knee injury. However, he remains hopeful of a speedy recovery and looks set to continue his career at Al-Nassr. It will be interesting to see how he performs once he returns to action. |
