Still absent from the courts, Zion Williamson is awaited by the entire Pelicans fan base. However, the latest information is disastrous … Especially since the interior has itself published a long statement, and his words do not reassure the supporters.
The current campaign of New Orleans is a long way of the cross, the men of Willie Green being second to last in the Western Conference (13 wins for 25 losses). As so often, we must remember that Zion Williamson missing… And that’s not about to change. Still embarrassed by his foot injury, the strong winger had to make a radical decision: he is now evolving far from his family, and even left the city for a while.
The Pelicans say Zion Williamson has been doing his rehab away from the team. He is still under supervision of the team.
Sources say the Pelicans arranged for transportation out of New Orleans for Williamson. Further updates on Zion’s status are expected in the next few weeks.
— Andrew Lopez (@_Andrew_Lopez) January 5, 2022
End of season for Zion Williamson?
The Pelicans claim Zion Williamson completed his rehabilitation away from the team. He is still under the supervision of the team. Sources say the Pelicans arranged for Williamson to be transported out of New Orleans. Further information on Zion’s status is expected in the coming weeks.
Between his physical glitches and his recurring weight problems, there is serious cause for concern for the superstar in the making. And his last words are not reassuring … Author of a long press release, the Monstar explains without surprise that he is going through a very bad patch. No return date indicated, but we can tell he’s throwing in the towel for the current season, given the way he thanks everyone for their efforts:
In Zion’s first statement since media day, he talks about the “difficult process it’s been.” https://t.co/zDneVcYHzc pic.twitter.com/v29UiQMJMi
— Andrew Lopez (@_Andrew_Lopez) January 5, 2022
As you can imagine, this was a very difficult process for me. I know there is still work to be done to recover before I can safely return to the field, but I will continue to devote the time necessary. Basketball is everything to me, and I am grateful to the Pelicans organization and to everyone who surrounded me with love and support throughout this trip – my family, friends, teammates, coaches. , my fans who cheered me up when I needed it most.
Clearly, Zion Williamson doesn’t appear to be expecting a return in 2021-22, even though he doesn’t openly say so. There is definitely nothing more to save from this season, for New Orleans and its fans for whom the time is starting to get very long …
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