Mario Gila's early withdrawal in Milan's win over Torino on Sunday was caused by cramp rather than any muscular problem, according to MilanNews.
The Spaniard was handed his first competitive outing as a Rossoneri player and gave Milan's management the kind of performance that persuaded them to sign him, showing his recovery speed and his willingness to compete in duels.
The worry came late on, when Gila appeared to overstretch chasing the ball. He carried on for a couple of minutes before the discomfort forced him off, with Matteo Gabbia coming on in his place.
MilanNews report there is no need for concern, having learned that Gila was suffering only from cramp. On that basis there is no sign of muscle damage or anything more serious.
For a defender still settling into his first weeks at the club, a night that ended with cramp rather than a scan is the outcome Milan would have taken.