Overview
- Mohamed Bah re-ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during a friendly against Cardiff, leaving the game with a serious knee injury.
- Club medical reports say Bah will be operated on by Dr. Georg Ahlbaumer and faces an expected nine-month layoff from football.
- This is Bah's second major ACL injury after a left-knee rupture in 2024 that required surgery in Saint Moritz and about eleven months out of play.
- The injury will remove the 19-year-old Gambian from Roma's plans for most of the coming season and forces another long rehabilitation at a formative stage of his career.
- Separately, reports say Como have agreed terms with Chelsea for Trevoh Chalobah for about €30 million plus bonuses, Atalanta's Conference League playoff route awaits the Hapoel Tel Aviv–Katowice result, and Filippo Pelati won his fourth European synchronized-swimming medal.