Attention, Jesus: Injury compels Conception to stop indefinitely

Attention, Jesus: Injury compels Conception to stop indefinitely

Francisco Conceição suffered a dislocation on the left shoulder during the Juventus game in front of Lazio, and will be unavailable indefinitely, according to the Turim club. The local press says the player can stay away for a month.

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19/10/2026
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Lusa

Francisco Conceição has an injury to the left shoulder, suffered on Sunday at the Juventus meeting in front of Lazio, for the Italian Football League, and will be unavailable for indefinite time, released today the emblem of Turin.

“ Following the trauma to the left shoulder suffered during the game against Lazio, Francisco Conceição underwent diagnostic tests, which revealed a glenohumeral dislocation. The player will undergo treatments and has already started rehabilitation in order to return to competitive activities”, reads a note published on the official website of Juventus.

The Italian club did not disclose the expected stop time of the extreme of 23 years, but the local press points out that Conceição should stay away from the lawns for a month.

This means that the former FC Porto player may fail all Juventus games until the stop for the selections, mid-November, and also the last game of Portugal in the qualifying phase of the League of Nations.

Conceição is already right low for the duel with Denmark, on 14 November, in Braga, but due to punishment, but may now also miss the trip to Wales, in 17, at the meeting that closes Group A4, because of physical problems.

With four contested days, Portugal has already secured the clearance for the quarter finals.

Conceição is playing the third season at Juventus and takes in 2026/27 a goal and a assist in nine games in all races.

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