The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons puts standard clavicle recovery at a minimum of six weeks, and anesthesia for the surgery itself can't be scheduled until doctors clear the concussion. That's two sequential bottlenecks, not one, stacked against a September 27 deadline exactly four weeks out. Matxín's "too early to say anything" reads less like caution and more like arithmetic — the timeline doesn't work unless the concussion resolves almost immediately and the fracture heals faster than typical.