Panama's Goalkeeper Suffers Injury

Uruguayan club Nacional reports on an injury to their Panamanian goalkeeper, Luis Mejía, sustained in a friendly match. The player is already undergoing rehabilitation.

Uruguay's Nacional club, where Panamanian goalkeeper Luis 'Manotas' Mejía plays, has confirmed that the player has a right hamstring tear. According to the club's medical report, the Panamanian goalkeeper has already begun the rehabilitation process with the aim of recovering as quickly as possible. Mejía was injured while playing for the Panama national team in a friendly match against South Africa on March 27.

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