De Jong's setback raises Barcelona concerns

The article reveals Barcelona's concerns regarding the impact of midfielder Frenkie de Jong's injury, which he sustained while playing with the Dutch national team. The injury has been diagnosed as a torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee. De Jong has opted for conservative treatment to avoid surgery, although this choice raises worries for the club management—especially if the injury progresses and surgery becomes necessary, potentially leading to a recovery period of more than four months. It is worth mentioning that the club is also considering the possibility of a repeat of Ansu Fati's injury scenario. Fati, who chose to treat his thigh tendon injury without surgery, has not fully regained his previous performance, which has negatively affected his career. Reports indicate that de Jong’s decision to rely on conservative treatment is causing concern among the club's officials. While the current situation differs from Fati’s case in terms of diagnosis and treatment plan, Barcelona's management is closely monitoring the recovery process. Any delay or failure in treatment could jeopardize the player’s participation and the team's overall performance.

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