Genoa striker Marko Pjaca is set to remain out of action for a month with a bicep femoris lesion.
The Croatian striker reportedly suffered the injury during the Grifone’s last home clash against Roma.
Pjaca, a Juventus loanee, scored the equalizer for Genoa but Roma eventually managed to win the game through a hat-trick of Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
According to Calciomercato.com, Pjaca suffered a first degree lesion of his right bicep femoris and is expected to remain on the sidelines up to four weeks.
Genoa striker Marko Pjaca is set to remain out of action for a month with a bicep femoris lesion.
The Croatian striker reportedly suffered the injury during the Grifone’s last home clash against Roma.
Pjaca, a Juventus loanee, scored the equalizer for Genoa but Roma eventually managed to win the game through a hat-trick of Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
According to Calciomercato.com, Pjaca suffered a first degree lesion of his right bicep femoris and is expected to remain on the sidelines up to four weeks.
Pjaca will then miss the upcoming Serie A games against Udinese and Parma as well as the derby della Lanterna in Coppa Italia.
The 25-year-old may return to action against Fiorentina on December 7.