Published on 06/26/2024 at 9:46 a.m.
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Injured on May 12 against FC Nantes in the meniscus of the left knee and subsequently operated on on May 14, LOSC goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier was yesterday at the Lille training center to continue and perfect his rehabilitation for next season .
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Victim of a serious left knee injury on May 12 against Nantes, LOSC goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier had to prematurely give up his place at the very end of the match to the Italian Vito Mannone. Two days later, Chevallier had surgery on the meniscus of his left knee. The main person concerned had published a message on social networks after his operation. ” Everything is OK. Already on the way back, friends. We’ll be there and we won’t miss a thing.”we could read in his Instagram story. The international hopefuls and captain of the Bleuets aims to be fully back on his feet before the start of the Olympic Games (July 24 – August 9). The former LOSC coach, now at AC Milan, Paulo Fonseca, still in post in Lille on May 18, had revealed a certain optimism about Chevalier’s presence at the Olympics. “Lucas is doing very well after his operation, he will be ready for the Olympic Games. He needs six weeks. I think he will be ready for the national team and the Olympics,” he said. Yesterday, Lille announced excellent news regarding their French goalkeeper.
Lucas Chevalier prepares at Domaine de Luchin
This Tuesday, June 25, LOSC indicated on X what the last bastion of the northerners was present at the Lille training center (Domaine de Luchin) to perfect and continue his rehabilitation after his meniscus injury. “In the recovery phase, our goalkeeper was at Domaine de Luchin today to continue his rehabilitation after his injury at the end of the season,” writes Lille on X. Images published by LOSC show the former Valenciennes goalkeeper carry out work in the gym, resume running on the field.
