Osasco updates the medical status of outside hitter Mari Brambilla following a right ankle injury in the Superliga.
Mari Brambilla, outside hitter for Osasco São Cristóvão Saúde, suffered a right ankle injury during a match against Batavo Mackenzie in Belo Horizonte,, according to information published by WEBVOLEI.
The incident occurred on Saturday, forcing the player to leave the court on a stretcher and causing immediate concern among her teammates and supporters of the São Paulo volleyball club.
Subsequent medical evaluations and imaging exams confirmed a ligament injury without any bone fractures, leaving the exact timeline for her return to the courts uncertain for now.
Medical Evaluation and Club Response
The Osasco medical staff issued an official statement detailing that the athlete remains under the direct care of the club health department, which will continuously monitor her clinical evolution and rehabilitation process.
Additional evaluations will take place over the coming days to determine the full extent of the damage and establish the most appropriate treatment protocol for the Superliga star.
Impact on the Osasco Roster
Head coach Luizomar de Moura now faces significant roster limitations on the outside hitter position while Mari Brambilla undergoes her recovery process away from official competitions.
Adding to the tactical challenge for the technical staff, fellow teammate Tifanny is currently unavailable and lacks the proper match conditions to play in the ongoing Superliga tournament.
Frequently Asked Questions
What injury did Mari Brambilla suffer?
Mari Brambilla suffered a ligament injury in her right ankle without any fractures during a match in Belo Horizonte.
When did the injury happen?
The incident took place during a Superliga match against Batavo Mackenzie on Saturday, according to the official club statement.
How long will Mari Brambilla be out?
The exact recovery time and return date remain undefined, as Osasco medical staff will conduct further evaluations in the coming days.
