Francisco Conceicao injury: Juventus confirm a shoulder problem, but local reports suggest a month-long absence, not a club return date.

Juventus have confirmed that winger Francisco Conceicao suffered a shoulder injury during their 3-0 defeat to Lazio on Sunday, October 18. Medical examinations indicated a possible glenohumeral dislocation, and the Portugal international has already begun his rehabilitation. While local reports suggest Conceicao could be sidelined for approximately one month, the club has not officially confirmed a specific return date.
The injury presents a significant selection setback for Juventus as they prepare for an upcoming run of fixtures. Conceicao underwent tests at J Medical following the match, but Juventus have refrained from setting a public timetable for his recovery.
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