In recent years Manor Solomon has become one of the big stars of Israeli football and one of our most senior representatives in Europe.
The extremist has provided us in recent seasons with quite a few moments of magic in the uniform of Shakhtar Donetsk and has shown his high ability on the highest stages, including memorable appearances in the Champions League.
This ability of course has raised his stakes and he has reportedly gained full interest from a few teams in the top leagues including Arsenal and Italian Atalanta.
Tonight (Tuesday) the contact surprisingly revealed that he has been suffering in recent years from a rare medical problem that has hampered his professional functioning.
At the same time, the story probably has a happy ending, having traveled these days to undergo surgery in the US that is supposed to solve the problem he claims.
"I'm not one to tell a lot but this time I felt I needed to and wanted to," Solomon wrote.
“For the past 4 years I have been suffering from chronic pain in the calves of both legs and especially in the twin muscles, pains that are accompanied by cramps, currents, circumcision and a feeling of burning in the muscle.
The pain appeared mostly in games at certain periods and not regularly.
During 4 years I was tested by a lot of doctors and physiotherapists, I went through a lot of tests and no one was able to diagnose what I have and what I suffer from.
I researched a lot on the subject but the symptoms were misleading and no unequivocal answer was found and I just had to learn to play and get used to the pain. "
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Finally, he wrote: "Today, I am happy to say that they finally managed to diagnose my injury and I immediately flew to a small operation in the United States that solved the problem. Only those close to me and the doctors, really know what I was dealing with and how much I suffered. I am happy to put this thing behind me. I will return to doing what I love most, and most importantly, without pain. "
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