Roma stunned as Svilar out for at least a month with stress fracture
Roma have been dealt a significant setback with first-choice goalkeeper Mile Svilar suffering a stress fracture that will keep him out for a minimum of one month. The injury is unexpected and described as stunning for the club, raising concerns about the goalkeeping department ahead of a demanding run of matches. Svilar has been a key figure for Roma this season, and his absence will force a change in goal. The club will need to rely on a backup option during a critical period of the campaign.
Read the full story at football-italia.netLosing a first-choice goalkeeper to a stress fracture for at least a month is the kind of disruption that can quietly reshape a team's season. Svilar had established himself as Roma's No. 1, and replacing him mid-run isn't just about shot-stopping — it disrupts communication with the back line, handling of set-pieces, and the overall defensive rhythm. Whoever steps in inherits a high-pressure role without the benefit of rhythm. For a club with European and domestic ambitions, Roma's medical staff will want this managed carefully to avoid a longer absence.
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