Overview
- Goggia left the Ushuaia training camp after a malore and returned to Italy on 12 September for clinical tests that found two distinct viral infections whose combined effects caused marked debilitation.
- Specialist examinations were carried out at Casa di Cura La Madonnina and IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele in Milan under the oversight of FISI’s Medical Commission.
- FISI says Goggia has already started a recovery program developed with the Medical Commission led by Dr. Andrea Panzeri.
- Goggia posted that she is improving but remains considerably debilitated and that recovery will require time and patience; no firm date has been set for a return to training or competition.
- The setback compresses preparation for the 2026/27 World Cup season and creates short-term uncertainty for team planning and athlete selection ahead of the 24 October season opener in Sölden.