Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman assures fans that his latest knee surgery is ‘nothing serious’ and he’ll be back soon.
The Giallorossi announced today that Strootman will undergo arthroscopic surgery as he has developed a condition knows as Cyclops Syndrome.
However, writing on his official Twitter page, the Dutchman sought to reassure fans.
Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman assures fans that his latest knee surgery is ‘nothing serious’ and he’ll be back soon.
The Giallorossi announced today that Strootman will undergo arthroscopic surgery as he has developed a condition knows as Cyclops Syndrome.
However, writing on his official Twitter page, the Dutchman sought to reassure fans.
“There's a lot of speculation in the media about me and I would like to explain to all the fans what the real problem is,” Strootman declared.
“In the match against Fiorentina I got a knock on my left knee. It's bruised and therefore I should rest my knee for a couple of weeks.
“This gives me the opportunity to remove some scar tissue which has bothered me a bit after the last surgery and this will help me further in getting back to my old level.
“It's nothing serious and I will be back on the pitch as soon as possible.”