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Belgium national team doctor Brahim Hassin confirmed that midfielder Amadou Onana has suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, a devastating injury for both the player and the team. The injury was confirmed after medical examinations. Onana, who plays for Aston Villa, will be sidelined for 7 to 8 months according to multiple media reports. The Belgian national team, the player, and Aston Villa have agreed on a rehabilitation plan, and Onana will remain with the team at least until the end of the quarter-finals. The news was reported by Hupu Football on July 8.
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Hupu Football News — July 8. Official sources have confirmed that Belgium midfielder Amadou Onana has suffered a cruciate ligament rupture.
Belgium national team doctor Brahim Hassin stated:
"Unfortunately, medical examinations have confirmed that Amadou has suffered an anterior cruciate ligament rupture. This is devastating news for him and the team."
"We have immediately communicated with Amadou and Aston Villa to reach a consensus on the best rehabilitation plan. In the coming days, we will jointly determine the next steps for medical treatment and recovery. Throughout the process, we will continue to provide full support to Amadou."
Following consultation with the player and Aston Villa, it has been decided that Onana will remain with the team at least until the end of the quarter-finals.
According to reports from multiple media outlets, Amadou Onana is expected to be sidelined for 7 to 8 months.
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