According to the Spanish press, the athlete could spend up to a year without playing
This Sunday (3), Valencia reported that Diakhaby suffered a dislocated right knee. The athlete was injured in the 2-2 draw against Real Madrid, in a match valid for the 27th round of La Liga, at the Mestalla. According to the Spanish press, the player could spend up to a year without playing. The athlete remains in hospital for treatment.
– Player Mouctar Diakhaby suffered a dislocation of his right knee in the match played yesterday, Saturday, at the Mestalla, against Real Madrid CF. After initial medical treatment, the Valencian defender remained hospitalized for clinical monitoring and awaits further checks – Valencia said this in a statement.
Diakhaby was injured late in the second half. In an argument with Tchouaméni, the Real Madrid player ended up falling on the knee of the Valencia athlete, who left the field on a stretcher, already suspected of having a serious injury. The player was taken directly to hospital.
The athlete was signed by Valencia from Lyon in 2018. Of the current squad, Diakhaby is the second most capped player for the club, totaling 176 appearances, behind only the team captain, Gayà, who has 349 caps. With Los Ches he won the 2018/19 Copa del Rey.
Through social media, Valencia and Real Madrid players sent messages of support to Diakhaby. Tchouaméni wrote “I’m with you, my boy”, while Vinicius Junior published a photo of the defender wearing the Guinean national team shirt and wished him “a speedy recovery” and “a lot of strength”.
Valencia currently occupies ninth place in the La Liga table, with 37 points from 26 games played. The team has ten wins, seven draws and nine defeats. Diakhaby’s team scored and conceded the same number of goals: 31. The success rate is 47%.
Source: Terra
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