Inter Milan has officially announced that Milan Skriniar has successfully undergone surgery to address a persistent back injury that has sidelined him for several weeks. This talented centre-back has not played for over a month due to this debilitating condition, and there were hopes he would make a return to action later this month. Specifically, he had aimed for the match against Benfica as a potential comeback opportunity. The club and fans alike are eager to see him back on the pitch, contributing to the team’s defensive strength.

In a formal statement, Inter confirmed the details of the procedure the Slovakian International underwent, stating:

“Milan Skriniar underwent endoscopic surgery on his lumbar spine yesterday at the “Clinique du Sport” in Merignac. The Nerazzurri defender will follow a comprehensive rehabilitation program in the coming weeks to ensure his recovery is as smooth as possible.”

Looking ahead, there are indications that Skriniar may part ways with Inter Milan at the end of the current season. Despite extensive discussions regarding a potential contract extension, an agreement has not been reached. As a result, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is positioned to sign the defender on a free transfer this summer. Reports suggest that PSG has proposed a lucrative contract, offering him a salary of €9 million per season, along with performance-related bonuses of up to €2 million, making it an attractive opportunity for the player.

The post detailing the confirmation of Milan Skriniar’s operation first appeared on FootItalia.com, highlighting the ongoing developments in his career and the impact of this injury on his future.