🤕 Zakharyan gives Real Sociedad an early scare in pre-season opener
The Russian midfielder withdrew before finishing the second training session in Zubieta after suffering a overload in the soleus of his right leg, which forced the club's medical services to intervene immediately.
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The incident occurred during one of the final exercises with the ball, when Zakharyan showed clear signs of discomfort and withdrew on his own, but visibly in pain. This situation generates special concern, since the footballer comes from a previous season marked by injuries, in which he could barely participate due to a rupture in the ankle tendons.
From the technical staff, they remain calm and trust that it is a mild ailment typical of the start of physical preparation. However, the player's condition will be evaluated in the next few hours to determine if he can rejoin the group's rhythm or if he will need a specific recovery plan.
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