Soelden already loses a protagonist: Justin Murisier operated on for a slipped disc, stop for a few weeks

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Soelden already loses a protagonist: Justin Murisier operated on for a slipped disc, stop for a few weeks

The red-cross gigantist suffered problems already in September in the camp in Chile. A few hours ago the surgery, recovery times still uncertain.

A stop that was not needed, less than three weeks after the opening in Soelden which, by now is already a certainty, will not see him as a protagonist. Justin Murisier was operated on Monday for a herniated disc problem, which emerged during the long rally in Chile in September: the thirty-year-old Valaisan first felt a loss of strength in the calf of his left leg, with the pain that then increased up to forcing him to stop and evaluate, as happened, the surgery. Murisier's story is studded with injuries, in particular to the knees, but finally the gigantist (with great qualities also in super-g and in combined) of Verbier had found continuity especially in the last season, touching the second podium several times. career in the World Cup, so much so that he is permanently in the second sub-group of merit. Swiss-Ski, formalizing in the morning the situation of one of its best specialists among the wide doors, did not talk about recovery times, Murisier, however, will have to stay out for at least a few weeks and the hope is to have him back at the starting gate over the weekend of Val d''Isère of 10-11 December.
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