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Toronto FC coach John Herdman has revealed that Lorenzo Insigne has been ruled out for nearly two months with a severe hamstring injury.
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ToggleThe Italian maestro's unfortunate exit occurred during the first-half stoppage time in last Saturday's 2-0 victory against Atlanta. Insigne, visibly distressed, limped off the field, favouring his right leg, after he seemed to pull his hamstring in the Atlanta penalty box.
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Coach Herdman shed light on the extensive diagnostic process undertaken by the club, revealing that medical experts from Canada, England, and Italy scrutinized MRI scans of Insigne's injury. And after detailed deliberation, all of them concurred that the player would be sidelined for a lengthy period.
Speaking to reporters, Herdman said: "It's one of those tricky ones, a little bit close to the head of the muscle. When it's at that head, you've got to get a few opinions on it. There's been no stone left unturned."
In a bid to facilitate Insigne's recovery, Toronto FC has enlisted the services of Greg Bay, a highly respected physiotherapist and the Canadian men’s team medical lead.
