Juventus goalkeeper Kamil Grabara has suffered a serious knee injury, the Italian club have confirmed.
The 27-year-old Poland international was injured during a training session. Medical tests found that Grabara has torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
Grabara joined Juventus on loan from German club Wolfsburg until the end of the current season. The goalkeeper’s transfer value is €12m.
He has made one appearance for the Turin side since arriving, playing in their 5-0 Europa League victory against Dutch club NEC. Grabara also provided an assist in that match.
Juventus, known as the Bianconeri, announced the diagnosis through their official medical report.