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Victor Wembanyama says Spurs have medically cleared him, months after blood clot ended his season
Four months after a blood clot ended his season early, Victor Wembanyama has been medically cleared to play basketball, per French outlet L'Équipe. The San Antonio Spurs star was shut down in February after being diagnosed with a deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder.
Spurs star Victor Wembanyama says he's recovered from blood clot, is cleared to return to action
It appears the San Antonio Spurs will get their most important player back for the 2025-26 season. Victor Wembanyama told L'Équipe that he has officially recovered from the blood clot in his shoulder that sidelined him for the season after playing in only 46 games. Wembanyama said he has been cleared to play.
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