Hungary striker Varga has 'successful operation' after injury in EURO 2024 clash
Barnabas Varga could leave hospital on Wednesday, Hungarian football federation says

Hungary player Barnabas Varga underwent successful surgery after suffering a facial fracture during the national team's EURO 2024 match against Scotland.
"Barnabas Varga underwent a successful operation in Klinikum Stuttgart on Monday afternoon," the Hungarian football federation said in a statement.
"According to the institution's doctors specializing in facial injuries, the intervention was uncomplicated so that the Ferencvaros attacker could leave the hospital on Wednesday," it added.
The Group A game against Scotland was halted for nearly 10 minutes after Varga collided with Scottish goalkeeper Angus Gunn midway through the second half.
The 29-year-old forward was taken off the field on a stretcher and shifted to a hospital by ambulance.
He netted seven goals in 13 matches for his nation.
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