MEXICO -- Felipe Mora will arrive in Mexico on Tuesday and on Wednesday he must report to Cruz Azul to be examined by the team's medical staff at La Noria.
In this way, it will be defined in his club how his injury will be treated, which at first, would keep him away from the field for about three weeks.
The player suffered a myofascial tear of the left rectus femoris, confirmed by a magnetic resonance imaging, after being injured in the training before the game of the Chilean national team against Sweden, which will prevent him from participating against America in the Clásico Joven of Matchday 13, which will take place on Saturday, March 31 at 9 pm at the Azteca Stadium.
Mora has played a Clásico against América, the one from Matchday 13 of the last Apertura 2017, in which he played 90 minutes and did not score a goal, for a victory of the bluecreams by a score of 1-3 at the Estadio Azul.
Chile will travel to Denmark on Monday to face the Danish national team on Tuesday in the city of Aalborg and it is expected that Mora will also pack his bags that day to take his flight to the Mexican capital.
Upon his arrival, the player will undergo new studies by the Celeste medical staff, led by Dr. Ernesto Prado, who will decide what's next for him.