Bryan Gil in doubt after ischiotibial injury setback
Girona confirmed Bryan Gil’s ischiotibial injury on his right leg and said his return depends on how he evolves.
Girona have confirmed the injury to Bryan Gil, who is dealing with “a muscle injury to the right leg’s hamstring area”, as stated in the club’s medical update. The team did not specify the injury’s grade, so his return is still subject to day-to-day evolution over the coming days.
The problem surfaced during the match against Las Palmas, when the winger felt a sharp “pinch” early in the game and had to come off. The report says it was barely past the tenth minute and, since he couldn’t continue, Quique Álvarez had to adjust quickly, bringing on Carles Pérez.
No timetable yet
With no precise grade provided, it’s not possible to set a reliable absence period. The piece notes that hamstring injuries can vary widely depending on location and severity: minor cases may resolve in a few weeks, while more significant damage can mean several weeks—and even months. Return is ultimately driven by regaining strength and mobility without pain, and by being able to perform sport-specific actions.
Another attacking option lost
In the meantime, the squad’s plans are again affected by the injury list, as Girona were starting to stabilize after the close of the transfer window. The situation is also complicated by the fact that Jastin remains sidelined with a quadriceps rupture, meaning Álvarez is dealing with yet another offensive alternative unavailable.
Source: Mundo Deportivo.
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