Molineux Stadium, Inglaterra /
His return to court is a long way off, but for the first time since that terrible skull fracture against Arsenal, Raúl Jiménez returned to Wolverhampton’s house, the Molineux Stadium, where they welcomed Everton into the Premier League on Tuesday.
Wearing casual clothes and wearing face masks as required by regulations due to the coronavirus pandemic, Raúl Alonso accompanied the Wolves from the standsWell, they miss him because they’ve only won one of seven Premier League games since his injury – waiting for what happens against the Toffees this day.
The Scar of Raúl Jiménez
During the shipment of the Wolves-Everton they took a picture to show Raul Jimenez on the stage, where you put the creepy scar of the operation he was subjected to as a result of that main battle with David Luiz.
When will Raúl Jiménez play again?
While the Mexican is optimistic about his “speedy return” to the fields with the Lobos, that’s the truth there is no official medical diagnosis setting a provisional date so you can even start training again.
Let’s not forget that there were unfortunate cases where footballers like Ryan Mason took away injuries of this type, although this is not the case with Jiménez, who is expected to return to football, with the option of doing so with a special helmet like back then Petr Cech.
The fact is, you don’t have to worry.