Turkish reports: Ziyech sustains knee injury during Atlas Lions game

Turkish reports: Ziyech sustains knee injury during Atlas Lions game
Thursday 12 September 2024 - 22:45
 Turkish media reported that Moroccan international player Hakim Ziyech suffered a knee injury while he was playing with the Atlas Lions in the African Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Ziyech reportedly underwent a hamstring injury, due to which he will be absent from his club, Galatasaray, for at least two weeks.
The same sources ruled out Hakim Ziyech’s ability to play in the derby match against Fenerbahce, for the sixth round of the Turkish league competitions, which will take place on the 21st of this month.
Ziyech participated, last Friday, as a starter in the match against Gabon in the first round of qualifiers for the upcoming African Cup of Nations.
Last Monday, he came on as a substitute for Amir Richardson in the 57th minute of the second round match against the Lesotho national team.

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