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Surgeon Issues Gerrard Warning
Steven Gerrard could miss Liverpool’s crucial Premier League matches against Manchester United and Everton, according to a top surgeon.
The Reds captain will undergo a groin operation on Thursday that will keep him out of England’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Croatia.
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez says Gerrard will be out for between 10-15 days.
But Nicola Maffulli of the British Orthopaedic Association has told Setanta Sports News that Gerrard could be out for up to six weeks - ruling him out of the United’s vist to Anfield on September 13 and the Merseyside derby two weeks later.
Maffulli told Setanta Sports News: “It all depends on what the diagnosis is.
“If he needs a tendon or a groin operation then 10-15 days off is a little optimistic and one would look for three to six weeks off.
"On the other hand, he is a very fit young man and he will recover quickly.
“His surgeon will have had many investigations and will have ascertained what needs to be done and it will be done there and then.
“The least possible time is 15 days, but a more realistic time is at least three to six weeks.”
Surgeon Issues Gerrard Warning
Steven Gerrard could miss Liverpool’s crucial Premier League matches against Manchester United and Everton, according to a top surgeon.
The Reds captain will undergo a groin operation on Thursday that will keep him out of England’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Croatia.
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez says Gerrard will be out for between 10-15 days.
But Nicola Maffulli of the British Orthopaedic Association has told Setanta Sports News that Gerrard could be out for up to six weeks - ruling him out of the United’s vist to Anfield on September 13 and the Merseyside derby two weeks later.
Maffulli told Setanta Sports News: “It all depends on what the diagnosis is.
“If he needs a tendon or a groin operation then 10-15 days off is a little optimistic and one would look for three to six weeks off.
"On the other hand, he is a very fit young man and he will recover quickly.
“His surgeon will have had many investigations and will have ascertained what needs to be done and it will be done there and then.
“The least possible time is 15 days, but a more realistic time is at least three to six weeks.”




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