As we all know, Steven Bergwijn is one of the most promising young talents in Dutch football. He has been playing for Ajax since he was a teenager and has already made a name for himself on the international stage with his impressive performances.
However, there have been some concerns about his health as he has suffered several injuries over the years. Most recently, he underwent surgery to repair a ligament injury that occurred during the match against PSV Eindhoven earlier this month.
The latest update on his recovery status comes from Damac, the club where Bergwijn currently plays. According to their statement,Campeonato Brasileiro Action he will be out for at least another two weeks due to the severity of the injury. This means that he will miss the rest of the current season and could potentially miss the start of the new season as well.
While it is not clear when Bergwijn will return to action, it is likely that he will require further rehabilitation and physical therapy before being able to resume full training and play again. However, the club has assured fans that they will do everything possible to ensure his speedy recovery.
Overall, while this setback may be disappointing for Bergwijn and his fans, it is important to remember that sports injuries can happen to anyone and that it takes time to recover fully. It is also worth noting that the club has shown great support throughout this difficult period and that they are working hard to get him back to full fitness as soon as possible.