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MN: Pavlovic lucky to avoid fibula fracture but sustains large hematoma – the details

Strahinja Pavlovic has been key for AC Milan this season, and he will now be absent after being forced to leave the pitch after a rough tackle.

There have been a number of improved players this season for Milan. Indeed, since Massimiliano Allegri’s arrival, a case can be made for several of the Rossoneri’s squad and their growth in a short space of time.


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Mike Maignan and Fikayo Tomori have both returned to their previous levels, and even Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic have looked better when they have been available.

However, Pavlovic’s case is probably the most obvious example. Since Allegri came, he has found a consistent role in the back three and has rarely been displaced.

Pavlovic is likely to be absent on Sunday

Reports stated this morning that he was heading to have tests, and now, MilanNews have confirmed the results.

As they write, the Serbian has suffered a ‘high-impact direct trauma’, due to the tackle from Ignace Van der Brempt, who did not even get booked…

Pavlovic injury

The defender has been left with a ‘large hematoma of the soft tissue and edematous-hemorrhagic imbibition of the fibular bone without interruption of the cortex’. In other words, a very strong blow, but not a fracture.

As a result, he is likely to miss Sunday’s game, given that he is still limping.

Tags AC Milan Strahinja Pavlovic

4 Comments

    1. I know, very reckless definitely a yellow no question. The fact that was missed is crazy. It was clear in live action. Red is debatable and if it was me I wouldn’t have given it but we’ve all seen refs send players off for similar fouls.

  1. Milan management need to wake up and stand for the club and their players…. It’s too much against us(MILAN) ,the treatment from the officials is unfair

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