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Panathenaic
INTIME SPORTS
Hordur Magnusson went through the operating room door as he underwent a meniscus arthroscopy and a knee brace to stabilize his knee, keeping him out of training for three months. There is no change in the trefoil’s transfer plan ahead of January.
The news for Hordur Magnuson was unpleasant, as the Icelandic stopper went through the door of the surgery, undergoing an arthroscopy on the meniscus (he had been operated on at this point before coming to Panathinaikos) but also a tendonitis to stabilize the knee.
Magnusson will be in a brace for the next few weeks and will then begin treatment. In total, he is expected to be out of training for at least 3 months.
The Iceland stopper has not been involved in training for the past 15 days because he felt unsteady in his knee during a training session. Because of his sensitivity about the issue he had with surgeries, he sought a second opinion from abroad and finally decided to have the surgery.
It should be noted that this development does not change anything in the trefoil’s transfer plan, as it has four central defenders available and will not move to acquire a stopper in January.
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