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Beitar Jerusalem Star Player Undergoes Surgery, Out for Six Weeks

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem announced on Friday that one of its key players has undergone successful surgery for a meniscus injury. The player had been receiving conservative treatment for the past few weeks, but it proved ineffective. The club stated that the surgery was performed by team doctor Dr. Tomer Cohen and that the player is expected to return to play in approximately six weeks.

The injury originally occurred during a match against Austria Vienna. The player initially opted for non-surgical treatment to avoid an operation, but after a re-evaluation of his condition, it was decided that surgery was necessary, with the player's full consent. The club is now focused on his rehabilitation, with his return timeline dependent on his recovery rate. Beitar Jerusalem wished the player a speedy recovery and a quick return to the field.

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