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Real Madrid star Kaka must play with injury for rest of career

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Thu, 02/04/2010 - 06:15

Real Madrid star Kaka will have to play with his groin injury problems for the remainder of his career.

Marca says Kaka has to perform a twice daily routine of strengthening exercises so to avoid a relapse from the injury.

Madrid doctors say this is the best way Kaka can handle the problem, rather than going under the knife.

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Submitted by Real1 (not verified) on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 02:54.

It has been reported that doctors in Liverpool did not know what to do with Harry Kewell and it was rumored that Benitez consulted Kewell as to who and what was done to resolve the groin problem which Gerrard and Torres now suffers from....My proposal is to just look at the problem and consider what possible solution could be done. To have or not to have an operation is not my call....But to just leave the problem to solve itself ( if and when it happens) without looking at other possibilities on Kaka's stature I think is " Gross Negligence " on the part of the Real Madrid. Other players might find themselves in similar situation in the future and by investigating it now. The club will have several alternatives instead of just hoping against hope that life it will fix itself.....In this situation...It is always best to have an open mind.

Submitted by Gav (not verified) on Thu, 02/04/2010 - 22:25.

@Real1: Kaka and Kewell are different categories of player altogether.
Kaka is a superstar worth a lot of money on and off the field while Kewell wasn't.
I'm sure they have, or will continue, to look for alternatives to resolve the injury but I doubt they just gave up at the first hurdle.
These players are flown all around the world to get operated on but either Kaka or Real Madrid don't want any operations so thats why he'll have to do rehabilitation daily. Remember, surgery is the complete last resort here.
Getting something like this operated on means he'll be out of action for a long time and there's no guarantee he'll be able to play at the same level as he did before the injury. There's a risk in any operation that's why, unless it's career-threatening or life-changing, all parties prefer not to resort to operating.

Submitted by Karim69 (not verified) on Thu, 02/04/2010 - 15:51.

Barking is no good.Pls stop critisige abt Kaka.

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