Overview
- Giménez announced he has been playing through ankle pain for months and will stop to recover from what coverage describes as a hematoma.
- AC Milan has not issued a firm timeline, while multiple reports estimate roughly five weeks out as he follows a conservative plan similar to Erling Haaland’s, with no surgery planned per his father and a journalist.
- He already missed the win over Roma and is expected to sit out the Parma match, plus Mexico’s November fixtures against Uruguay and Paraguay.
- Coach Massimiliano Allegri said the forward is in rehabilitation and any return depends on progress, after initially expressing hope of having him for Parma.
- His underwhelming season—one goal in 11 games—has been linked to recurring injuries since 2024 that cost him about 20 matches, and his absence could open a national-team opportunity for Chivas striker Armando ‘Hormiga’ González according to reports.