After colliding with Jack Grealish, Dallas, who had just turned 31, fractured his leg. The 62-time Northern Ireland player, who hasn’t played since that tackle, will turn 33 in a few months. He is still not playing.
After spending over eight hours in London for surgery, it follows. It is unlikely that Michael O’Neill, the Northern Ireland manager, will play in his team’s March fixtures, according to his most recent comments
..Like Liam Cooper, Dallas’ contract expires at the end of the current campaign, and Phil Hay believes it is unlikely that he will sign a new agreement. Therefore, it’s likely that Dallas has played his final game for the team.
According to the team’s YouTube channel, Farke discussed Dallas during his most recent news conference on Friday. He stated that the team is “trying everything” to offer him a realistic opportunity of returning to the field of play.
The same with Stuart. He has all the time that he requires. It is impossible to talk about days when he has been gone for so many months. We constantly provide for him. He has seen various consultants, according to Farke.
“We’ve made every effort to collaborate with him in the most expert manner possible, and we sincerely hope that everything turns out well. The manager continued, “We try our best to support him and don’t want to put any pressure on him.
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It’s concerning that Dallas hasn’t received any positive news, and because Leeds is now far into the second half of the season, should we even try using him? It’s not like Leeds are currently in the middle of the table.
It isn’t as though Leeds is merely hoping to finish the season in mid-table obscurity. There isn’t time to allow players to regain their sharpness because we are competing for promotion.
It remains to be seen if Leeds decides to give Dallas a new contract so that the versatile star can continue his injury rehabilitation. But as you might expect, it doesn’t seem likely—he returns to Leeds.