A major setback. Milan's goalkeeper couldn't continue the match against Slavia due to injury

Milan traveled to face Slavia Prague in the second leg of the Europa League round of 16.

The first half of the match was marked by an unpleasant event for the Rossoneri. Milan's goalkeeper, Mike Maignan, was forced to leave the field in the 20th minute due to a knee injury.

The French goalkeeper fell to the ground after one of the game's episodes, and the club doctors rushed onto the field to bandage his right knee. The 28-year-old footballer remained on the field for almost ten minutes with the injury while the substitute goalkeeper, Marco Sportiello, warmed up on the sidelines. Maignan even made a save using his injured leg before being substituted.

This season, the French national team player has kept 13 clean sheets in 35 games, conceding 45 goals.

Recall that in the first leg in Italy, Milan defeated Slavia 4:2.