Juventus to miss Toram until 2027
Juventus, the Italian club, received a major setback after their French player Kévin Thuram suffered from patellofemoral syndrome, which requires arthroscopic surgery to treat cartilage erosion behind the kneecap. He is expected to be sidelined for approximately four months, until January 2027, as he has not participated in any friendly or official matches since the start of the season. He underwent surgery on Thursday after the specialist doctor recommended it to aid his recovery and restore his fitness. To compensate for his absence, Juventus signed Senegalese player Pap Mataar Sarr on loan during the final days of the summer transfer window. Additionally, another player, Kaan Yilmaz, underwent surgery for a broken foot and will be out of action for at least three months.
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