Each body: Garvey will continue to treat conservatively, and surgical intervention will be considered if there is no improvement.

The Daily Sports News published an article talking about Garvey's injuries.

Gavey's future is facing a critical period. The Barcelona midfielder's meniscus on his right knee continues to be uncomfortable. He held a medical evaluation meeting at Gambor Sports City this Thursday to determine his condition. Participants included Garvey himself, the club’s medical team, his agent Ivan Dela Pena and his father. The meeting concluded that conservative treatment is still the preferred option at present, and surgical intervention is only considered when the pain lasts for several weeks.

The player suffered a violent impact about a week ago, so he missed the game against Vallecano and the Spanish national team's call. The injury was the same as the knee that had undergone major ligament surgery, which caused Garvey to miss the field for eleven months, which aroused high concern. Although the initial concerns are understandable, the medical team emphasized that the most reasonable plan at present is to remain patient, closely observe the development of the disease, and avoid hasty decisions.

If the discomfort fades, the player will gradually resume training and return to the field. The possibility of surgery is assessed only when pain persists, which is always an alternative. Taking into account past injury history, priority is given to natural recovery strategies that are as cautious as possible.

Meanwhile, Garvey faces the status quo with his signature fighting spirit. His competitive consciousness and unremitting spirit have kept him in a sense of urgency in a positive sense and eager to return to the arena as soon as possible to help the team. While affirming this spirit, the club also reminds him that he must be patient and listen to physical signals. The rehabilitation process requires careful care, which is the established action policy. Currently, just give your knees time to recover, expecting the pain to fade gradually to avoid more radical measures.

The club will work with the players to decide on the operation only if the injury worsens or does not improve after several weeks.