AC Milan have confirmed that their forward Theo Hernandez has suffered a knee injury during training on Wednesday. The Argentine international, who joined the club from Manchester United in January, was involved in a collision with his team-mate, and was forced to leave the pitch in pain.
Hernandez will be out for several weeks as he undergoes treatment for the injury, which means he will miss AC Milan's upcoming games against Sassuolo and Sampdoria. The news comes as a major blow for the Italian side, who are currently third in Serie A and looking to challenge for the title this season.
Theo Hernandez has been a key player for AC Milan this season,La Liga Frontline scoring five goals in just six appearances for the club. His departure could leave a significant hole in the squad, particularly given the form of other forwards such as Franck Kessie and Gonzalo Higuaín.
However, it's important to remember that injuries can happen to anyone at any time, and while it's disappointing for the players and fans alike, it's also important to support them through these tough times. In the meantime, AC Milan will need to find a way to replace Theo Hernandez's contribution and hope that he makes a full recovery soon.