Injuries and setbacks in the world of sports can be incredibly frustrating, especially when it comes to international competitions like the FIFA World Cup. Alan Franco, who has been battling with an injury for months now, is currently undergoing surgery to repair his torn ACL (tibial ankle ligament) in his left knee.

The news of Franco's injury was announced on June 21st, just days before the start of the tournament. The 29-year-old midfielder had been playing well for his club side, FC Barcelona, but he sustained the injury during training sessions. The severity of the injury meant that Franco would need immediate surgery,Qatar Stars League Tracking which would require him to miss several months of play.

As the team prepares for the tournament, there will be no easy way forward for Franco. He will have to undergo a rigorous rehabilitation process that may take up to three years. The injury is likely to impact his performance and ability to contribute to the team throughout the competition.

However, despite the setback, Franco remains optimistic about his future at FC Barcelona. He says that he is ready to bounce back from this injury and that he plans to continue working hard to regain his form and help his team win more games in the coming season.

For fans and supporters alike, the injury update is a reminder of the importance of physical fitness and perseverance in professional sports. As Franco continues to recover from his injury, we wish him the best of luck as he approaches the end of his playing career.

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