Parma Calcio 1913 has announced that player Manon Uffren, star of the women's squad, suffered a serious injury to her left knee during the match against Fiorentina. The radiological examination confirmed an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), an injury that requires a long and complex recovery process.
The injury occurred during a high-intensity phase of the game, when Uffren suffered a sprained knee injury. The club immediately started a series of instrumental tests to assess the extent of the damage. The results showed that the anterior cruciate ligament was compromised, requiring specific therapy and, probably, surgery.
Uffren is already undergoing treatment. The club informed the fans that the player has started the necessary treatment and that further evaluations will be carried out with orthopedic specialists in the coming days. The club has underlined the importance of following a thorough rehabilitation process to ensure a return to full fitness and safety on the pitch.
Uffren's damage represents a significant blow for the Parma women's team, which counts on her as one of its key figures. The squad will have to review their game strategy and team composition for the next matches, while the club focuses on managing the injury and providing psychological and physiotherapy support to the player.
For now, a precise return date has not been announced. The club asked the public to maintain faith in Uffren and support the team during this recovery period. The next step will be the specialist evaluation which will define whether surgery is necessary and, if so, the planning of the rehabilitation path. The team remains optimistic that, with the right medical and physiotherapy support, Manon Uffren will be able to return to playing as soon as possible.