Injuries and setbacks have been common for Alan Franco, the Argentine forward who has struggled with injuries throughout his career.
Franco was last spotted on the pitch during Argentina's World Cup campaign in Brazil in 2014, but he had to undergo surgery to repair a broken ankle. The injury was deemed serious enough that it required immediate intervention and Franco was unable to play in the tournament.
However, he returned to the field later in the year and scored two goals in the final group stage match against Australia. Despite this, Franco was ruled out of the following round due to a further ankle injury.
It is unclear how long Franco will be sidelined from football, but it is likely to be a lengthy period. He has stated that he wants to return to full fitness as soon as possible, but there is no guarantee that he will be able to play at all.
The situation is particularly concerning given Franco's reputation as one of the best goalkeepers in world football. His performance in the Copa America last summer was particularly impressive, but it is clear that he needs time to recover fully before returning to the field.
As for Franco himself, he has expressed his disappointment at not being able to participate in the World Cup, but he remains committed to playing football and hopes to return to the top level of European football.
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