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The Serbian international is ready for a long period of time on the sidelines after scans found a fractured heel in his right foot.
Real Madrid has ordered that no one speak to the media about rumors about Luka Jovic’s recent foot injury, according to the player’s father.
With Spanish football looking for a way to return and Real Madrid back in training, Jovic will spend another three months on the sidelines after injuring the heel of his right foot.
Madrid confirmed that a heel fracture had been found during a scan of Jovic’s return to training in the Spanish capital, and rumors have circulated about how the injury occurred.
Exit from Serbia Kurir He claimed that a source close to the Jovic family had said that the striker was injured by falling from a wall while at his home in Belgrade during the coronavirus blockade.
“Please understand me, but I can’t say anything,” Jovic’s father, Milan, told the tabloid newspaper. when asked about the rumor.
“There was an order from the club that no one, not even Luka, should say anything.”
Regardless of the circumstances, the injury represents the latest setback in Real Madrid’s career for a player who has fought for any form of form this season.
Jovic joined a six-year contract with Eintracht Frankfurt last summer, and Madrid is believed to have spent around € 70 million (£ 62m / $ 79m) to sign him from the Bundesliga.
With 27 goals and seven assists last season, the Serbia international had become one of the world’s most wanted players and much was expected of him at the Santiago Bernabéu.
However, he has struggled for consistent playing time and has scored just two goals in 24 games for Madrid so far.
His father recently said he was “depressed and a little scared” after this latest setback of injuries, while former Serbian international Veljko Paunovic suggested he would benefit from a mentor at the club.
“The [Zinedine Zidane] has taken good care of Jovic, “said Paunovic Brand.
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“But I think he lacks a veteran to show him how these great teams like Real Madrid, Barcelona or Atlético de Madrid work.”
“Jovic has to do his part and find someone to be his mentor.
“The demand at Real Madrid is extreme and you have to live up to it.”
