Barcelona doctors delayed De Jong's diagnosis
A report revealed the reasons behind the delayed diagnosis of Frenkie de Jong's injury after his participation with the Dutch national team in the 2026 World Cup. He played his match against Morocco after receiving a painkiller injection. This led to significant hematoma swelling inside his knee, which prevented doctors from making an accurate diagnosis immediately. As a result, the examinations were postponed for four days until the swelling eased. This situation caused dissatisfaction within Barcelona, with some considering that taking such a risk while playing with a similar injury did not require the use of painkillers, especially since misdiagnosing the injury could lead to more serious complications.
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