No Milan for Milan? Skriniar undergoes back surgery as Inter star faces weeks out of action
Milan Skriniar faces weeks of rehabilitation before he can return to action, meaning the defender may have played his last game for Inter.
Inter defender Milan Skriniar has undergone back surgery and looks set to miss both legs of the Champions League semi-final derby against Milan.
The 28-year-old Slovakian, who is expected to join Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer at the end of the season, has not played since mid-March.
His last game was as a late substitute in the second leg of the Champions League last-16 tie with Porto on March 14.
Inter said in a statement: "Milan Skriniar underwent endoscopic surgery on his lumbar spine yesterday at the Clinique du Sport in Merignac.
"The Inter defender will follow a rehabilitation programme in the coming weeks."
Considering Inter are giving such details on Skriniar's recovery, his prospects of involvement in the games against Milan on May 10 and May 16 look bleak.
He may already have played his last game for the club.
Skriniar has been a key man for the Nerazzurri since his move from Sampdoria in 2017, and PSG made him a target last year before reportedly trying again in January to sign him up.
It is widely thought Skriniar will be on his way to Paris at the end of this campaign, having lost the matchday captaincy at Inter over the saga of his anticipated exit.
