Leeds United’s talented forward Georginio Rutter is facing another week out of training as he recovers from a hernia surgery, as per the latest update from Dr. Rajpal Brar.
The French striker had been dealing with the discomfort caused by the hernia for several weeks before finally undergoing the surgical procedure during the recent international break. Although the surgery was deemed to be minor and routine, it is expected that Rutter will need some time to fully recover before returning to the pitch.
Dr. Brar, who specializes in Physical Therapy and Sports Science, expressed optimism regarding Rutter’s recovery timeline. He emphasized the importance of a gradual and strategic rehabilitation program to ensure a swift return to training. If all goes according to plan, Rutter could potentially resume training as early as next week.
Rutter has been a standout performer for Leeds United this season, showcasing his versatility by excelling as both a number 10 and a striker under manager Daniel Farke. With 15 assists and six league goals to his name this season, his presence on the field is crucial for Leeds as they strive for promotion.
Despite the setback of the hernia surgery, the good news is that the procedure was relatively straightforward, which bodes well for Rutter’s recovery and eventual return to action. As the team eagerly awaits his comeback, the hope is that Rutter will be able to pick up right where he left off, contributing his skills and talent to help Leeds in their quest for success.
