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Inter Miami teenage star Diego Gomez is set to be sidelined for the foreseeable future with an ankle injury, the Herons revealed Monday.
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ToggleThe 19-year-old Paraguayan collided with Nashville SC goalkeeper Elliot Panico in their clash Saturday evening — a 3-1 victory for the Herons. The teenager was stretchered off in tears, and ultimately, the worst was feared as a result.
However, the Herons announced Monday that he avoided serious injury and will be back in a timely manner — but still sidelined for over a month.
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A statement read: "Gómez suffered a high-grade ankle sprain in the first half of Inter Miami’s win over Nashville SC on Saturday. He has begun the recovery process and is expected to be sidelined for approximately six weeks."
Only six weeks was a sigh of relief for Miami fans around the world, but more importantly, supporters of Paraguay. The 19-year-old led them to the top of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games from CONMEBOL nations. The news on Monday means that he will be back and training by the end of June, roughly one month before the start of the major U23 men's soccer tournament.
The Herons clash with the new England Revolution at the weekend as they take on the last-place team in the Eastern Conference. They'll look to make it three-straight wins in MLS action.
