Mayra Ramírez, with the Colombian national team.
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Colombia's football received an unexpected blow on Wednesday with the confirmation of the lesion of the front of Mayra Ramírez, a key piece of Chelsea and figure of the national team that comes from being runner -up of the Women's Copa América.
The attacker Cundinamarquesa, a key piece in the offensive scheme of the 'blues' and the tricolor, will not return to the courts in the remainder of the year due to an injury to the tendon of the Corva that forced her to go through the operating room. His return will depend on his evolution, but when requiring surgery it is estimated to take several months.
The accident occurred on August 30 in a friendly preseason that Chelsea played against AC Milan, a commitment that ended 4-1 in favor of the London team. Ramírez, who had started as a starter, felt a discomfort in the back of his right leg and asked for change at 34 minutes.
“Las Blues” reported in a statement that the footballer was subjected to surgery and that he will now initiate “a period of rehabilitation with the support of our medical team.” The document did not offer an estimated time for its return, but it is ruled out that this year occurs.
The news hits in front of the current English champion, which starts this Friday the defense of the title against Manchester City in London (1:30 pm). The French Sonia Bompastor, coach of Chelsea, thus loses one of her most decisive players.
In Colombia they also regret the decline of their starting scorer, which will not be available for the start of the League of Nations. The Tricolor will receive Peru on October 24 in Medellín and visit Ecuador on 28 in Quito, duels in which Ramírez's prominence was expected.
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