Victoria Mboko se retira de Wimbledon por una lesión de rodilla

La tenista canadiense Victoria Mboko se ha retirado de Wimbledon tras sufrir una lesión en la rodilla izquierda durante su partido en el Queen's Club.

La jugadora de 19 años se retiró de su partido individual contra Karolina Pliskova mientras perdía por 2-6, 4-3. Se torció la rodilla en una devolución de derecha y le comentó a un fisioterapeuta que sentía que “no tenía estabilidad en este momento”. Mboko también se retiró del torneo de dobles, donde formaba pareja con Serena Williams. Darja Vidmanova ha ocupado su lugar en el cuadro principal de Wimbledon. Williams publicó un mensaje deseándole a Mboko una pronta recuperación tras su victoria en la primera ronda del HSBC Championships. La lesión supone el primer retiro de Mboko en el circuito de la WTA.

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