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Canadian National Team Defender Bombito Set for Second Surgery on Left Tibia

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Canadian national team defender Moïse Bombito is set to undergo surgery on his left tibia once again, his club team Nice announced Wednesday. The Ligue 1 team in France said the Montreal native was dealing with chronic pain that prompted a scan on his ...

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The Toronto StarThe Toronto Star
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Canadian national team defender Bombito set for second surgery on left tibia

Canadian national team defender Moïse Bombito is set to undergo surgery on his left tibia once again, his club team Nice announced Wednesday.

·Toronto, Canada
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Le FigaroLe Figaro
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League 1: Nice Loses Its Defender Moïse Bombito, Again Operated From the Left Tibia

Canadian central defender Moïse Bombito will undergo tibia surgery in the next few days and will be absent for a minimum of three months.

·Paris, France
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La PresseLa Presse
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A New Operation for Moses Bombito

In spite of his participation in the World Cup with Canada, the Quebec defender will have to undergo another operation in the tibia, his club in Nice announced on Wednesday.

·Montreal, Canada
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Radio-CanadaRadio-Canada
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Moses Bombito Will Have to Be Operated Again

He fractured the left tibia last October.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de QuebecLe Journal de Quebec

Moïse Bombito Still Has to Be Operated in the Tibia

·Quebec City, Canada
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SportsnetSportsnet

Canadian defender Bombito set for second surgery on left tibia

Canadian national team defender Moïse Bombito is set to undergo surgery on his left tibia once again, his club team Nice announced Wednesday.

·Canada
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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