Moise Kean, Como striker, will have to miss the Champions League match against Feyenoord and risks being out of the field for two or three weeks. The tibia injury, which already caused his absence from the previous season's final, worsened during a national team match against France. The player, born in 2000, was injured before Roberto Mancini's departure from retirement and suffered a knock which prolonged his recovery.
Como stated that the situation is still uncertain: they are evaluating whether to opt for simple rest or to resort to surgery. The club has expressed its intention to resolve the problem permanently, but at the moment it is not clear when Kean will be able to return to the pitch. According to Corriere Fiorentino, the attacker will also miss Sunday's match against Fiorentina, a crucial match for Serie A.
Kean's injury represents a serious blow for Como, who have already lost the player at key moments in the European competition. The club hopes to keep the interruption to a minimum, but the nature of the injury and the need for surgery could lengthen the period of inactivity. If the decision is to operate, the recovery timeframe could extend beyond the expected three weeks.
For Fiorentina, Kean's passing means an absence in one of the most important matches of the calendar. The club will have to review its offensive strategy to face the match without the high-level striker. Meanwhile, Como will have to manage the shortage of a key player in both Serie A and the Champions League, with their next match against Manchester United likely to be without his presence. The situation remains evolving and fans await confirmation on Kean's recovery and his availability for the next competitions.