In an interview on OGC Nice's channels, Moise Bombito (26) has confirmed that he will undergo further surgery on the tibia injury that he suffered at the start of October.
Bombito suffered a broken tibia against AS Monaco at the start of October 2025 and did not return in time to feature again for Nice last season. However, he did make Canada's FIFA World Cup squad and even started in their Round of 16 defeat to Morocco in the competition. He returned to Nice but was not included in the matchday squad to face FC Lorient on the opening matchday of the Ligue 1 season.
That absence could be explained by recurrent pain in his injured tibia. Speaking to Nice's official channels, Bombito said that, at the World Cup, it was "his body fighting against his heart". It was his heart that won, as Bombito did play at his home World Cup, albeit not fully fit, he confirmed. But he is now set for an extended period on the sidelines, after it was confirmed, following tests on Tuesday, that he would undergo another round of surgery on the tibia injury. Nice-Matin understands that he will be out for several months.
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Real Madrid centre-back Raul Asencio is facing the prospect of undergoing surgery despite just recovering from an injury that has kept him out for a while, Marca reports.
The 23-year-old has overcome the quadriceps injury that kept him sidelined earlier this season.
However, the issue affecting his tibia has flared up again. The same leg is once again causing concern, leaving Asencio with one final attempt to avoid surgery.
The Spanish centre-back has already started a new treatment programme at Valdebebas, where he has completed several sessions.
The aim is to reduce the pressure on the affected area and allow the injury to heal without the need for an operation.

#kept #real

There's a bit of good news and not-so-good news coming out of the Seattle Seahawks' Monday practice.
On the positive side, running backs Jadarian Price and Jacardia Wright are back in pads and practicing in team drills. The potentially bad news? Second-year wide receiver Tory Horton, who missed the back-half of last season with a crackted tibia, was not part of Monday's session at VMAC.
Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald didn't have much to offer in terms of injury specifics for Horton or anyone else.
"Tory's working through some things," Macdonald said at Monday's press conference. "Yeah, not a lot of updates on the injury front right now, but they had a couple guys down today."
Horton did not play in Saturday's preseason loss versus the Dallas Cowboys, although it's unknown whether that's injury related or if he's enough of a key offensive component to not be risked for a game. Dating back to his final season at Colorado State, he's had consecutive seasons end prematurely due to leg injuries.

#horton #injury #good

Tolima and Independiente del Valle face off this Wednesday at the Manuel Murillo Toro in Copa Libertadores.
In their last match, Tolima prevailed 2-1 against Internacional de Bogotá (Colombian League Clausura 2026). In their last fixture, Independiente del Valle won 0-2 against LDU Quito (Ecuador League 2026).
The last meeting between the two teams ended with Tolima winning 1-0.
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Jean Arroyo - Tibia And Fibula Fracture

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Lindsey Vonn shared Instagram photos of her active seaside vacation, as she continues to recover from multiple injuries
The Olympic skier suffered a complex tibia fracture in her crash at the 2026 Winter Games
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Lindsey Vonn is bringing the heat this summer.
The Olympic skier, 41, is seemingly doing anything but relaxing during a seaside vacation in photos she shared in an Instagram post on Wednesday, Aug. 5.

#Instagram #photos #seaside

The Seattle Seahawks continued their 2026 training camp with a lighter practice in front of fans on Saturday afternoon. After doing padded practices on Thursday and Friday, Seattle opted to go pad-less for Saturday. With Sunday scheduled as an off-day before a return to the field on Monday, it seems like the goal for the Seahawks coaching staff is to still keep players fresh and not overdo it with intensity and physicality.
Here's a recap of Saturday's practice!
Elijah Arroyo and Tory Horton shine on offense
It was an injury-riddled year for both Arroyo and Horton last season. Arroyo had a stint on IR due to a knee injury, while Horton cracked his tibia and had his season end after Week 9. Horton had a fair bit more productivity than Arroyo, but they each have enticing traits that could help elevate the passing game.
Saturday's practice will be encouraging for Seahawks fans, as they each caught touchdowns during practice.

#practice

SAO PAULO (AP) — Inter Porto Alegre defender Víctor Gabriel has been suspended from Brazilian soccer until Cruzeiro forward Gabriel Pec returns to training following recovery from a broken leg.
The sanction was handed down Tuesday by Brazil's Superior Court of Sports Justice, the country's highest independent body for sports discipline.
The court deemed a standard penalty insufficient given the severity of the incident. Pec suffered a left tibia fracture in a challenge from Víctor Gabriel in a league game on July 22.
While the court's suspension is capped at 180 days, it could end sooner if Pec is medically cleared to return to practice ahead of that time. The decision can be appealed.
Víctor Gabriel told the court he had no intention of causing injury to Pec, who played for LA Galaxy in the MLS before joining Cruzeiro for a club-record fee of at least $12 million during the World Cup break.

#gabriel #court #sports #alegre

Signed for R$ 60 million, Gabriel Pec made his official debut for Cruzeiro this Wednesday (22), but the match against Internacional ended in the worst possible way for the forward.
Pec suffered a fracture to the tibia in his left leg and will need surgery in the coming days.
The very serious incident happened 13 minutes into the second half.
While contesting the ball, Internacional center-back Victor Gabriel struck the Cruzeiro player squarely on the shin and was sent off immediately.
Watch the incident below:

#internacional

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The return of Conor McGregor was meant to be a massive moment for the UFC. Instead, it ended with a whimper, as he appeared to injure his knee at UFC 329.
McGregor walked to the octagon for the first time since 2021, facing Max Holloway in a rematch from 2013. The Irish fighter, returning from a broken left tibia, injured his right leg moments into the fight.
About a minute in, McGregor was slipping and not feeling 100 percent. Holloway noticed, as did the referee, who called off the fight to the disappointment of McGregor, the fans, and those watching around the world.
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Conor McGregor stepped into the octagon for the first time in five years at UFC 329, looking to reclaim his former glory. Unfortunately, it appeared McGregor blew out his knee, ending the fight against Max Holloway before it could even begin.
The energy inside the T-Mobile Arena was palpable. McGregor, who recovered from a broken tibia in his left leg suffered in 2021, went for a running kick in the opening seconds. Right after, things didn’t seem right.
It appeared McGregor blew out his right knee. He was slipping through the fight, and Holloway even tried to see what was wrong.
McGregor was in pain with each step, and the referee finally called it after about a minute into the fight. It was a brutal blow to McGregor and the UFC following a great night of fights.

Conor McGregor returns to the Octagon for the first time in five years when he faces Hawaii's Max Holloway in a five-round welterweight main event tonight at UFC 329, closing out International Fight Week at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
McGregor (22-6 MMA) has not competed since sustaining a broken tibia against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021 and has faced several personal setbacks outside of the UFC.
The former two-division champion at featherweight and lightweight was originally scheduled to return against Michael Chandler at UFC 303 in June 2024 to conclude their Ultimate Fighter 31 rivalry after the show aired in 2023. However, a McGregor toe injury forced a postponement and the match was never rescheduled.
McGregor, 37, returns to the welterweight division for the first time in six years. The Irishman is looking to re-establish himself as a ***** le contender while attempting to defeat Holloway for the second time, following a unanimous decision victory over him in August 2013 at a UFC Fight Night event in Boston in McGregor's second UFC fight.
McGregor said he is grateful for the opportunity to reinvigorate his career and has no immediate plans to change weight divisions after the Holloway rematch.

US soccer star Christian Pulisic has sustained a fractured right leg during the team's World Cup defeat to Belgium, an injury expected to sideline him for several weeks.
An anonymous source, whose information was first reported by The Athletic, confirmed Thursday that Pulisic suffered a bone bruise and a microfracture to both his tibia and fibula.
The US Soccer Federation has yet to officially announce the diagnosis.
The injury occurred in the 52nd minute of Monday's 4-1 round-of-16 loss in Seattle, when Pulisic collided with Belgium captain Youri Tielemans while attempting a shot.
He remained on the field briefly but was visibly hobbling, leading to his substitution in the 59th minute by Sebastian Berhalter.

Christian Pulisic reportedly suffered a bone bruise and microfracture in his leg during the USMNT's 4-1 defeat to Belgium on Monday during the 2026 World Cup Round of 16, according to The Athletic.
The U.S. forward was injured in the 52nd minute when he kicked the back of Youri Tielemans' foot as he wound up for a shot attempt outside of the Belgium penalty box. Despite trying to play through the injury, it was clear Pulisic was hurt following the contact. He was subbed off seven minutes later for Sebastian Berhalter.
Pulisic was seen visibly upset getting treatment on the bench as athletic trainer's worked on his lower right leg.
"I just totally twisted my ankle and my knee in one play," Pulisic said afterward. "I mean, whatever. I have time to rest. It's just unfortunate way to finish."
Further evaluation showed that the 27-year-old had a bone bruise and a microfracture of the tibia/fibula. Pulisic is expected to miss several weeks and could likely return just before AC Milan begins its Serie A schedule on August 23.

Canadian midfielder Ismael Kone is set to undergo surgery following a severe injury suffered during Thursday's game against Qatar. Medical ***** sments confirm he has fractured both his fibula and tibia.
Kone was stretchered off the field after a challenge by ***** im Madibo, who was shown a red card for the incident. The Canadian player was visibly distressed in the immediate aftermath of the collision, while Madibo looked distraught by what had transpired in the World Cup group game.
Tensions flared between both squads and their technical areas as medical personnel treated Kone. Despite concern spreading throughout the stadium, the 24-year-old was able to gesture to fans as he departed the playing surface, via The Mirror US.
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If Canada thought it was in for a night of joy after claiming its first-ever World Cup win against Qatar (6-0) thanks to Jonathan David’s hat-trick, a horrifying image came and spoiled the celebrations.
Following an incomprehensible and dangerous tackle by ******* im Madibo, former OM midfielder Ismaël Koné collapsed to the ground with his leg bent at an unnatural angle. He was stretchered off, and the news is not good.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Canadian has suffered a tibia and fibula fracture and has already been ruled out for the rest of the tournament and could miss 4 to 5 months of action.
"It happened right in front of us and we all heard the bone break," his coach Jesse Marsch also explained to The Athletic.