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La newsletter de cette semaine consacre une journée à la milieu italienne alors qu’elle continue de lutter pour retrouver son meilleur niveau physique : « C’était accepter que je ne pouvais pas jouer au football parce que c’était ma vie. C’était tout ce que je savais. » Pour Aurora Galli d’Everton, les 20 derniers mois ont été tout sauf simples. Son retour d’une grave blessure au genou a été difficile, un homme assailli de...
This week’s newsletter spends a day with the Italy midfielder as she continues to battle her way back to a peak physical condition
“It was accepting that I couldn’t play football because it was my life. It was everything that I knew.” For Everton’s Aurora Galli, the past 20 months have been anything but straightforward. Her return from a serious knee injury has been difficult, one beset with obstacles before, ultimately, a long-awaited comeback.
It was September 2024, 83 minutes and three seconds into the first game of the Women’s Super League season to be exact, when Galli went down in agony. Everton were losing 4-0 to Brighton and, in her eagerness to salvage something for her team, the midfielder attempted to challenge for the ball when her standing leg buckled. As expected, it was confirmed that she had ruptured an anterior cruciate ligament.
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