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Raspadori facing two-week spell out after Italy injury setback

Football Italia reports Giacomo Raspadori has a low-grade right-thigh strain and may be available again when Serie A resumes.

Raspadori facing two-week spell out after Italy injury setback
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Football Italia reports that Giacomo Raspadori has suffered a muscular setback after withdrawing from Italy duty, with Atalanta tests showing a low-grade strain of the biceps femoris in his right thigh.

The report says the club expect the striker to miss around two weeks, which would keep him out of the immediate schedule but could leave him available when Serie A returns after the international break.

That would limit his short-term selection options after he started Italy’s 4-1 win away to Turkiye and was taken off at half-time because of the injury concern.

What remains unconfirmed

  • A full return date has not been officially announced.
  • His availability for the first match after the break is not confirmed.
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    Raspadori out for 2 weeks after new Italy injury setback

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Football Italia reported the update on 30 September after Italy duty ended early for Raspadori. The report says Atalanta tests found the issue and that the expected recovery timeline comes from further reporting rather than an official club return date.

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Latest update: The striker left Italy camp with a muscular problem and has since been assessed by Atalanta, who are said to expect a couple of weeks out.

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