Leeds man ‘certainly’ out of next game after injury tests return – Blow for him as he needs to keep impressing
This is according to Calciomercato.it, who provides the official word from AS Roma after the player’s injury test results are received.
The Leeds player will miss games due to a muscular ailment to his left thigh. He is currently in Italy till the conclusion of the season.
The number of them is unknown, but the report claims he will ‘definitely’ miss the forthcoming match against Fiorentina this weekend and may even have to skip the one the following week against Sassuolo.
If he does, he will not have to worry about Thursday’s game against Brighton as he was left out of Roma’s Europa League squad due to budgetary constraints. He will also have the international break to get well and prepared for the season’s final stretch.
The Dane will be furiously frustrated by this, as he likely expected to continue impressing Daniele De Rossi in the hopes of eventually winning a permanent move away from Elland Road.
It is now his responsibility to make sure he can play for the remainder of the season. If not, decisions will need to be made by everybody involved.
The defender, who joined the Serie A team from Leeds, has made 27 appearances in all competitions, contributing two assists and one goal to the score.
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With 35 games played and 73 points overall, the Whites are in third place in the Championship in an unprecedented promotion race.
Leeds, who have previously won the title alongside Norwich City thanks to outstanding second half of the season, are the only team in the top four with a manager with experience in a Championship promotion campaign in Daniel Farke.
Even though they missed out on a number of important targets, Leeds’ summer transfer window was excellent, and it has contributed significantly to the team’s success thus far.
Gustavo Hamer was among those they attempted to sign but were unsuccessful in doing so. He ultimately decided to move to Sheffield United for a fee of £15 million, although he must be deeply regretting his choice to stay in Leeds at this point.
Hamer must be regretting Leeds snub
As a member of one of the worst Premier League teams ever, Hamer was a part of Arsenal’s 6-0 victory Friday night, their third straight home loss by a score of five or more.
With 13 points at the bottom of the table, the Blades are far from safe, and it wouldn’t be incorrect to argue that Leeds have a better chance than them of participating in Premier League football the next season.
Before Sheffield United made a move, Hamer had truly expressed interest in joining Leeds.He would have been able to continue where he left off at Coventry City as a midfielder who created and scored goals had he moved to Elland Road.
At Bramall Lane, Hammer has only scored twice this season, with his most recent goal occurring in September. Last night, he had to play out on the left, which is just not how he plays best.
The 26-year-old was hardly able to touch the ball against Arsenal, but if he had signed with Leeds, he would have been a part of a team that would have dominated most weeks, which would have been ideal for him.
