Diego Carlos ruptures Achilles tendon in huge Aston Villa injury blow for Steven Gerrard in Premier League

Steven Gerrard’s first fears have been realised after Aston Villa confirmed the news that Diego Carlos had ruptured his Achilles tendon. The Brazilian sustained the injury in a 2-1 win over Everton on Saturday, and the Villa manager’s concerns were well founded in comments made after the weekend win over the Toffees. Ad Goals from Danny Ings and Emi Buendia were the difference at Villa Park, while a Lucas Digne own goal proved to be merely a consolation for the Toffees.

Premier LeagueIngs and Buendia on target as Villa edge out Everton after late drama13/08/2022 AT 10:50 “I'm extremely worried about that situation,” said Gerrard in the post-match quotes published by the Daily Mail. “We're going to send him for an MRI scan but it doesn't look good right now. “It's around the ankle, Achilles area.

You can see by the player and the man that he's not the type to go off easily. “He looks concerned with it and the medical staff seem concerned and that's the reason why I'm worried about it.” Conte, Tuchel and the handshake that's entered Premier League folklore – The Warm-Up Edwards rules himself out of Chelsea sporting director role — reports Carlos was a £26 million summer arrival from Sevilla and made his Villains debut in the 2-0 Premier League opening day defeat to Bournemouth on August 6. A statement on the club website read: “Aston Villa can confirm Diego Carlos has ruptured his Achilles tendon.

“The player sustained the injury during Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Everton. The player will require surgery and will then begin his rehabilitation programme.” The 29-year-old now looks unlikely to feature again during this calendar year and may not make a return until nearer the end of the season. According to the Mirror, this