As: Garvey will continue to treat conservatively, and if there is no improvement in the short term, he will undergo arthroscopic surgery

Western media "As" reported that Garvey will continue to treat conservatively and will undergo arthroscopic meniscus if there is no improvement in the short term.

Worries about Garvey's right knee injury are continuing to ferment. Spanish coach Dela Fuente has said that Garvey is in a low mood and may need meniscus surgery. Garvey's team held an emergency meeting with club executives early Friday morning to jointly evaluate the follow-up response plan.

According to Barcelona sources, conservative treatment plans are currently tentatively planned to continue. Garvey will not immediately perform surgery on meniscus problems on the right knee, but will continue to be observed. The situation may change at any time. If the pain symptoms fail to relieve in the short term, he will undergo an arthroscopic menisctomy to treat a meniscus tear in the right knee.

The Barcelona club has differences on Garvey's treatment plan. Some opinions advocate that players should undergo surgery immediately to completely eliminate discomfort and restore the injury to its best condition. This plan is expected to result in Garvey's absence for one and a half months to two months, but it will help him fully restore his combat effectiveness. In addition to helping Barcelona, ​​the knee injury was undoubtedly a major setback after returning to the national team to participate in the UEFA League and completing the Asian tour.

Another view believes that areas that have experienced the first surgery should not be intervened again. Behind it is the shadow of Fati's failed surgical case, who later refused to receive treatment due to psychological shadows when experts suggested the operation.

It has been confirmed that Garvey's injury is far from the "discomfort" originally claimed by the club. After leaving the court in the middle of training on Saturday on August 30, Garvey was first removed from the roster against Bulgaria and Turkey by Delafuent, and then more details of Garvey's severe setbacks were gradually disclosed. There are still variables in Gave's situation, and arthroscopy is becoming an important alternative.