Girona FC Confirm Bryan Gil Hamstring Injury After Early Substitution

Early Exit Against Castellón Shakes Girona

Girona confirmed that winger Bryan Gil has suffered a hamstring muscle injury, dealing a significant blow to the club’s attacking depth following their recent defeat.

The announcement from the club’s medical services comes in the wake of Girona’s 2–1 loss against league leaders Castellón. During that match at the weekend, Gil was forced to signal for a substitution after just 14 minutes of play. The Andalusian winger felt discomfort in the back of his right thigh, prompting an immediate tactical shift by the coaching staff.

Assistant Coach Points to Disrupted Plan

Speaking to reporters after the final whistle, Girona assistant coach Quique Álvarez addressed the early exit. He described the mandatory substitution as a negative turning point that disrupted the team’s initial game plan and forced them to introduce Carles Pérez much earlier than anticipated.

Monday Scans Confirm Hamstring Damage

In an official medical statement, the club reported that tests revealed a muscular injury in Gil’s hamstring. Girona added that the player’s eventual return to action will depend entirely on his rehabilitation progress.

Demanding Fixtures Stunt Attacking Depth

Open-Ended Recovery Leaves Return Uncertain

Girona has not yet provided a definitive timeline for the winger’s recovery, reiterating that medical staff will monitor his daily progression before establishing a target return date.

What are your thoughts on how Girona will cope without Bryan Gil in the lineup? Let us know in the comments below, and share this update with fellow fans.

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