"Mexico coach Javier Aguirre made a promise to Santiago Gimenez before his decision to undergo surgery, according to a report. Massimiliano Allegri confirmed that Gimenez will miss most of the rest of the season after undergoing an operation to fix an ankle issue that has been bugging him for some time. More specifically, he is expected to sit out for three or even four months, leading to reports claiming his Milan fate is sealed."
"Naturally, the situation has sparked concern among Mexican national team fans, who fear that he might not be ready for the World Cup in the summer, for which they are one of the host nations along with the United States and Canada. However, according to Santiago Fourcade from Fox (via SoyFutbol), Mexico boss Javier Aguirre has assured Giménez that his spot in the World Cup is guaranteed if he stays healthy, having sent the striker a message."
Santiago Giménez underwent an operation to fix a persistent ankle issue and is expected to miss three to four months. Massimiliano Allegri confirmed that Giménez will miss most of the remainder of the season. Mexican supporters worry the striker might not be ready for the World Cup hosted by Mexico, the United States, and Canada in the summer. Javier Aguirre told Giménez that his World Cup place is secure if he is healthy. Giménez is projected to return between March and April. AC Milan’s Serie A title push could be affected given limited striking options.
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