"There was a lot of excitement about the signing of Alphadjo Cissè, but he is now expected to spend the rest of the season out of action. While the Jean-Philippe Mateta saga dominated the headlines on deadline day a couple of weeks ago, Milan completed the signing of Cissè, the young talent who was doing very well in Serie B. It was a hijack too: the forward thought he was going to PSV Eindhoven until Milan came in and agreed a €10m deal."
"According to uscatanzaro.net, Cissè's adductor injury - the one that he sustained during the match against Reggiana - has proven more serious than expected. The player will require surgery in the coming days and his season with the Giallorossi can be considered over. It is a tough blow for Cissè and his team, coming at a crucial moment in the season. After the tests he underwent with Catanzaro, the player went to Milanello."
Alphadjo Cissé joined Milan in a late hijack from a presumed PSV Eindhoven move for €10m after a strong Serie B season. He suffered an adductor injury during the match against Reggiana that proved more serious than initially expected. Medical examinations at Catanzaro and Milan identified the issue as a second-degree, very painful adductor muscle injury. Club and player agreed on surgery in the coming days to permanently resolve the problem. The procedure ends his current season with the Giallorossi, and rehabilitation will focus on returning him fit for the next preseason.
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