Benjamin Pavard's thigh injury delays Inter return; no timeline confirmed
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 11:40 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026
Inter confirmed that Benjamin Pavard has sustained an adductor strain in his right thigh. The club's medical update, released on October 16, does not provide a specific timeline for his return or confirm which upcoming matches he may miss. Following clinical examinations, the severity of the injury remains unspecified, but an external source estimates a two-week recovery period. This injury raises concerns regarding Inter's defensive lineup as his role is integral to the team's planning this season. Further assessments will determine his recovery progress, but no follow-up examination date has been set.
- •Pavard suffers adductor strain in right thigh
- •Inter's medical update provides no return date
- •External estimate suggests two-week recovery
- •Further assessments will be needed
- •Pavard's role is crucial to Inter's defense
- 11:40 AMYahoo Sports — Pavard Adductor Strain Leaves Inter Return Date Unclear
"Inter have confirmed Benjamin Pavard has a problem involving the adductors of his right thigh, but the club’s medical update gives no return date or confirmed absence period.The French defender unde...
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