Juventus: Tudor’s Plan for Cat’s Return
- TURIN, Italy – Juventus defender Federico Gatti sustained a fractured fibula during the first half of the match against Genoa, the club announced Monday.
- Gatti underwent medical examinations at J | Medical after being forced off the field during Sunday's game.
- His absence presents a challenge for Juventus coach Igor Tudor, who will need to reshuffle the defensive lineup.
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Gatti Suffers Fibula Fracture; Juventus defense Faces Rework
TURIN, Italy – Juventus defender Federico Gatti sustained a fractured fibula during the first half of the match against Genoa, the club announced Monday. The injury is expected to sideline him for approximately one month.
Gatti underwent medical examinations at J | Medical after being forced off the field during Sunday’s game. “The radiological tests performed highlighted the presence of a fracture composed of the perone diaphysis,” Juventus said in a statement.
His absence presents a challenge for Juventus coach Igor Tudor, who will need to reshuffle the defensive lineup. Pierre Kalulu is likely to fill Gatti’s spot, as he did against Genoa. The limited options raise questions about the sustainability of Tudor’s preferred three-man defensive system.
Gatti is expected to miss the following matches:
A potential return date could be the match against Bologna on May 4, but his availability will depend on his recovery progress.
In other injury news,Andrea Cambiaso and Douglas Luiz continued to train separately Monday as they recover from their respective issues. Their status for upcoming matches remains uncertain.