David Silva tears the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee

bad news for David Silva and for the Royal Society. The 37-year-old footballer from the Canary Islands was waiting for what might be his last season in the elite and could have passed it pale. The Basque club confirmed that Silva ruptured anterior cruciate ligament his left knee.

A medical report issued by Real Sociedad this Thursday stated that the Canarian had to withdraw from training on Wednesday when he noticed discomfort. The recording tests confirmed the worst signs, and now David Silva is too awaiting expert assessmentsomething that will take place next week, they point out from the club’s medical service.

Silva was facing his fourth campaign at Real Sociedad, a team with whom he played 93 games in which he scored seven goals — six in league competition and one in the Europa League — and provided 14 assists.

The canary’s record is extensive, highlighting titles won in the Premier League with Manchester City and two Copa del Reys, one in Valencia and the other with Real Sociedad. In addition, he was twice world and European champion with the Spanish national team.