Tim Ream & Andreas Pereira Update

[hongkongfulham]

Damn, means AP will miss all preseason... Will need to have a solid AM to start the season with, hope the current candidates put on a show!

[WindyCity]

I think TR will be ready to go start of new season.  AP will likely miss most of first half of season, fingers crossed it won't be quite that long, but likely.  Makes summer acquisitions even more crucial, as team will be needing upgrades anyway, and now a replacement for AP.

[Deeping_white]

Andreas Pereira fractured his ankle and will undergo surgery today — after his excellent season with Fulham. ⚪️⚫️🇧🇷

Been told from sources close to Brazilian player that plan is to return during the pre-season. pic.twitter.com/2qLZNEBVFE

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 2, 2023

[Deeping_white]

I think TR will be ready to go start of new season.  AP will likely miss most of first half of season, fingers crossed it won't be quite that long, but likely.  Makes summer acquisitions even more crucial, as team will be needing upgrades anyway, and now a replacement for AP.

A fractured ankle doesn't take 9 months to fully recover. Kebano's Achilles injury was far worse and he was back in less time. If you're going to injure anything from the ankle or below you're better off damaging bone compared to tendons or ligaments because they heal much faster and have less complications

[Marcel_Gecov]

Will Tim still be with us next season?

Signed a new contract hasnt he?

[WindyCity]

I think TR will be ready to go start of new season.  AP will likely miss most of first half of season, fingers crossed it won't be quite that long, but likely.  Makes summer acquisitions even more crucial, as team will be needing upgrades anyway, and now a replacement for AP.

A fractured ankle doesn't take 9 months to fully recover. Kebano's Achilles injury was far worse and he was back in less time. If you're going to injure anything from the ankle or below you're better off damaging bone compared to tendons or ligaments because they heal much faster and have less complications

Hope you're right, that's better news than what I had seen somewhere else.  Fingers crossed he's back to start new season....

[Free Elvis Hammond]

Didn't Silva say Pereira was likely to return this year, so 6-7 months max? Although I suppose it's all guesswork at this point

[TC's Sporran]

they seem to work wonders with recovery nowadays. i bet he's back for preseason.