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Thursday, July 05, 2018
Franco Torgnascioli, Uruguayan goalkeeper came to replace Eduardo Lobos in Everton, was seriously injured during the friendly match played by the "Ruleteros" against the Union San Felipe. The goal has suffered from a torn cruciate ligament and must be six months out of court.
Everton from Viña del Mar does not have fun in the goalkeeper position. Eduardo Lobos, who has already agreed to leave the club, had a poor performance in the last half. For this reason, a replacement was requested and the Uruguayan goal Franco Torgnascioli took over in the house "ruletera". However, the Uruguayan suffered a serious injury in the friendly match against Union San Felipe and will be out for six months.
According to coach Javier Torrente himself, the goalkeeper had a bad fall after jumping in search of the ball. The medical part was terror. A broken cruciate ligament plus bone edema and compromised meniscus in the right knee was the final diagnosis. Uruguayan has not officially started and will lose all the rest of the year.
For this reason, Franco Torgnascioli will be operated on in a surgical operation to recover the joint and begin the rehabilitation period. The ex-archer from Mineros de Zacatecas wrote on his personal twitter after hearing the news. "Thank you all for the messages, there is no place for regrets, to put him back to rest to come back stronger than ever," he said.
Thank you all for the messages. There is no place for regrets, to put it in recovery to return stronger than ever https://t.co/JGamRqdBU7
– Franco Torgnascioli (@ francotorgna1) July 5, 2018
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