Croatian football player Martin Baturina recently underwent additional medical examinations following an injury that raised concerns for both his club and the national team. Coach Zlatko Dalić was eagerly awaiting news about Baturina’s condition, which initially appeared serious. Fortunately, early assessments indicated that the injury was not severe, offering hope to both Baturina’s club in Italy and the Croatian national squad.

Reports showed that Baturina managed a consistent run of form in Italy, scoring five goals in 21 matches prior to his injury. This continuity in performance was promising for the young midfielder, and the subsequent medical evaluations confirmed that the issue was of a less severe nature than originally feared. As a result, his recovery is expected to be quicker, alleviating worry across both his club and national team.

This positive turn of events will provide relief to both Baturina and coach Zlatko Dalić, who relies on the young talent for upcoming national team activities. Baturina's ability to recover quickly means he could be back in action soon, continuing to contribute to both his club’s ambitions in Italy and the Croatian national team’s future matches, securing his place as an important player in the months ahead.