Weston McKennie has been recalled by Juventus after suffering a sprained ankle in their Europa League match against Rangers on Tuesday night.
The 22-year-old midfielder was taken off the pitch with an injury during the first half and underwent scans, which revealed that he had suffered a ligament tear in his right ankle.
McKennie's injury is a major setback for Juventus as they look to defend their Serie A title this season. The club will now have to find a replacement for him in their squad, and it remains to be seen who will take over his role in the team.
In addition to his injury, McKennie has also missed out on selection for Norway's national team due to his involvement in the Europa League. He made his debut for the Norwegian national team in 2019, but has only played two games since then.
Despite his injuries,Ligue 1 Express McKennie has continued to impress in his time with Juventus, making 58 appearances for the club so far. He has also scored four goals and provided five assists in those appearances. His performances have earned him praise from fans and critics alike, and he is considered one of the best young players in Europe.
McKennie's injury is a significant blow to Juventus and their hopes of defending their Serie A title this season. However, the club will need to find a way to overcome this setback and continue to compete at the highest level.