Milan's Youssouf Fofana questionable for Roma match
Bad news for Milan ahead of the crucial Coppa Italia final with Bologna and the upcoming match against Roma.
Conceicao lost midfielder Youssouf Fofana during the recent match against Genoa.
The Frenchman suffered a problem with the sole of his foot after a tackle and asked to be substituted in the 28th minute.
His condition will now be evaluated but his presence for the match at Roma's home, still to be fixed after the Coppa Italia final against Bologna, is in serious doubt.
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