This afternoon, a medical summit to discover the future of Chimezie Metu

For Chimezie Metu, the current season ended last Tuesday. At that time, during a Euroleague match against Bayern Munich, he suffered from an easy tendon break in his right leg. As Barça’s Nigerian pivot had been aware of the severity of his injury from the first moment, his hopeless gesture blew away tears that had soaked his face down and immersed him in the locker room with the help of physiotherapist David Arbano and another member of the Barça staff.

Since then, the player has been admitted to Barcelona Hospital, where he was visited on Wednesday by his teammates and managers responsible for Jose P Cubell, the head of Barca Basket. Metu will be accompanied by a partner.

The first exploration already shows you will suffer from complete tendon breakage, which means it will have to pass through the operating room. To determine the future of the player, there will be a medical summit this Thursday afternoon where Nigerians will decide where and where they will operate, and how he will program his rehabilitation.

Metu’s special situation, which has been signed exclusively with Barca until June 30th, says a lot about the steps players should follow right now. Metu could have decided to operate in the US or by an external expert from Barça Orbit, but in principle it is expected to operate in Barcelona.

Total tendon rupture may decrease near the age of age. There is an example of Barca not too far. This is because the same injury suffered from Paulibas when he wore a Barca shirt in October 2016 and the escort was 11 months old.