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Universidad Católica Clarifies Rossel's Condition After Copa Chile Injury
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Universidad Católica Clarifies Rossel's Condition After Copa Chile Injury

From Cooperativa · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Context piece
  • Universidad Católica confirmed striker Juan Francisco Rossel did not suffer a fractured nose after an injury during a Copa Chile match.
  • Rossel left the game after a blow to the face, with initial reports suggesting a broken septum.
  • The club's social media update provided relief, stating it was a severe contusion and wishing him a speedy recovery.

Universidad Católica has provided an update on the condition of their young striker, Juan Francisco Rossel, following an injury sustained during a Copa Chile match against San Luis. The club confirmed via social media that Rossel did not suffer a fractured nose, alleviating initial concerns.

Rossel was forced to leave the field in the 45th minute after receiving a forceful blow to the face from Joel Torres. Following the game, the team's coach, Daniel Garnero, had indicated that the player had sustained a fractured septum.

However, the club's statement on Monday brought welcome news. "Great that everything is better now and that it wasn't a fracture, just a strong contusion to your nose. Get well soon and let's go with everything for the next challenges," the team posted on their official channels, expressing relief and support for the player's recovery.

Great that everything is better now and that it wasn't a fracture, just a strong contusion to your nose. Get well soon and let's go with everything for the next challenges

— Universidad CatólicaThe club posted this message on social media to update fans on Rossel's condition and wish him a speedy recovery.
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Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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