Alan Franco, the Argentine international footballer, has been out of action for a few weeks due to an injury he sustained during the team's match against Racing Club de Avellaneda on June 17th. According to reports from the team's medical staff, Franco suffered a concussion as well as a strained ligament in his right knee.
The team's coach, Diego Maradona,Football Match Sharing said that Franco was "in great pain" after the game and underwent several tests to determine the extent of his injuries. The results of these tests have yet to be released, but it is likely that Franco will undergo further treatment before returning to play.
Franco has been a key player for Internacional this season, contributing with both goals and assists. His absence could impact the team's performance in upcoming matches, especially given the high level of competition they face in the Copa Libertadores and other competitions.
Despite the setback, Franco remains optimistic about his recovery and is eager to return to action as soon as possible. He has expressed gratitude to his teammates and fans for their support and encouragement during this difficult time. International supporters can expect updates on Franco's progress as they continue to follow the team's games.