AC Milan striker Santiago Gimenez has provided a positive update on his injury recovery. The Mexican forward suffered a ankle injury during the World Cup, which forced him to miss two months of action. Gimenez has expressed his gratitude for the progress he's making, stating that his ankle is improving.

The striker was quizzed about his experience during the World Cup and the criticism he faced following his injury. Gimenez remained optimistic, highlighting that Mexico had a great tournament and that the team can hold their heads high.

Gimenez also discussed the potential appointment of Rafa Márquez as the new coach of the Mexican national team. He expressed his support for the idea, stating that Márquez is a great choice.

The Milan club has confirmed that Gimenez has suffered a second-degree ankle sprain, with estimated recovery times ranging from six weeks to two months. The club aims to have him back in action as soon as possible.