Overview
- Massimiliano Allegri said Giménez would undergo ankle surgery after conservative therapy failed to resolve the issue.
- Press in Italy estimates a layoff of roughly six weeks to two months, with indications that ligaments and cartilage are not affected.
- Giménez has not played since Oct. 28, missing six Serie A matches and a Coppa Italia tie during his layoff.
- Multiple outlets report Milan is exploring an attacking reinforcement, with Niclas Füllkrug linked, though Allegri downplayed transfer talk for now.
- Duilio Davino said Mexico is monitoring the case and supports the player, noting the timeline could still allow availability even as match rhythm remains a concern.