Overview
- Goggia, who returned to Italy on Friday, cut short her preseason camp in Ushuaia because of pronounced fatigue and weakness and has not reported any trauma or fracture.
- The decision to repatriate was made with the Federazione Italiana Sport Invernali’s medical commission led by Dr. Andrea Panzeri to prioritise thorough diagnostic checks.
- She completed first-round medical exams in Bergamo and is awaiting results while additional tests are expected in Milan to identify the cause of her symptoms.
- Team staff have raised a viral infection as a working hypothesis and the technical director mentioned hantavirus as an unconfirmed possibility, but no diagnosis has been made.
- Goggia’s competition plan is on hold and her participation in the October 24 Sölden giant slalom will be decided only after the medical investigations conclude, with implications for her early-season preparation and World Championship build-up.