Doctor: West Brom Receive Major Blow as ace to be ruled out for 9 months as ‘Methodical’ injury rehab begins

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According to Dr. Rajpal Brar, West Bromwich Albion will take a cautious approach with Daryl Dike following news of an Achilles injury. Brar, an expert in Physical Therapy and Sports Science, explains that professional footballers face a heightened risk of re-injury after a long-term setback, such as Dike’s ruptured Achilles tendon, which will sideline him for the remainder of the season.

In an exclusive interview with West Brom News discussing Dike’s situation, Brar emphasizes that one of the unfortunate realities post-major injury is the increased susceptibility to another injury. He highlights the elevated risk associated with intensifying activities, especially returning to matches, which represents a significant leap in intensity.

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Brar underscores that the typical recovery timeframe for such an injury ranges from 7 to 9 months, and given Dike’s consecutive major injuries, the rehabilitation process will be even more meticulous. He stresses the importance of not rushing Dike back into action, indicating that rehab has likely commenced and will be approached with careful consideration to minimize the risk of further setbacks.

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Daryl Dike arrived at the Hawthorns amid significant anticipation, with many expecting him to be the key striker leading West Bromwich Albion’s charge back to the Premier League. However, his time at the club has been marred by multiple injuries, rendering him largely unavailable for selection.

The club is undoubtedly eager for Dike to avoid any additional setbacks and to enjoy a relatively injury-free period leading into the next season.

In unrelated news concerning West Brom, a £1.58 billion claim has surfaced following Shilen Patel’s completion of the takeover, officially making him the new chairman of the Baggies.

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