After midfielder Sissoko was announced to be out for 3 months due to arthroscopic surgery on the cartilage of his left knee, another Juventus defender, Rinault, will also be out for a long time. The Juventus official website announced that due to Achilles tendon surgery, defender Rinault will be out for at least three months. For Del Neri, who already has an army of injured players, this is another bad news, but perhaps the Juventus coach is already used to it. Rinault, 27 years old, underwent surgery in San Marto Hospital in Pavia due to injury to his left foot Achilles tendon. The chief surgeon was Franco Benazzo. The Juventus official website announced that the surgery was successful, but it will take the player three months to return to the field, which means that Rinault will basically miss the rest of this season. Introducing 13 players this season only looks good on the surface. Looking at Juventus's list of injuries and current lineup, Marotta needs to deeply reflect on his recruitment strategy. Even if next season they can obtain 150 million euros for reconstruction, what does it matter if the Juventus manager continues to stockpile second-rate players, it's just throwing away large sums of money. Rinault was only rented from Napoli to Juventus this season, and this central defender can be called one of Marotta's most failed recruitments. Since joining, Rinault has been plagued by injuries. In October last year, he just had hernia surgery, and now he will face major repairs and season-ending injuries. This season so far, this Italian central defender has only played 75 minutes for Juventus, a completely failed recruitment. But this is not Marotta's most "proud" move. Left-back Traore, who joined from Arsenal, has also been plagued by injuries this season, and after recovering, he still cannot get any opportunities. So far this season, he has not even been able to play a single minute for the team.