Poros. He has just returned after a year’s absence due to injury.
Now there is a big risk that Haken Ali Youssef’s player is injured.
– I’m afraid it’s the same knee again. It looked serious, says Per-Matthias Hogmo.
Serious illness in the stands, eight goals on the field. And Too Little in the Sky, an early change for Haken Ali Youssef.
However, it can be dangerous.
Almost the day after he ruptured his cruciate ligament in the Conference League qualifier against Aberdeen, the Haken forward cried again in pain. In a dribble in the Elfsburg penalty area, he appeared to be twisting his knee and falling onto the grass. His teammate Alexander Geremjev quickly waved to the medical staff, and after a few minutes Yusef limped off the field.
– I feel sorry for him, it was an unfortunate day for him. I don’t know exactly, but it looked like a serious injury again, just as he came back from a cruciate ligament injury, says Per-Matthias Hogmo.
“I’m afraid of him”
Youssef was checked on the field and then too. He has not received any accurate information, and a real examination can only take place tomorrow.
– But I’m afraid it’s the same knee again. They tested now, we have to wait for our investigation before we say anything. And we have to hope until the end that he doesn’t get a knee injury again. But it looked serious, Hugmo says.
The Häcken coach assembled his players after the match, which was called off a minute before he fell seriously ill in the stands. The players were clearly not in a good shape to play after what they went through, and many were involved in different ways in the situation.
No, it wasn’t a difficult decision to make. Jimmy Thelin and our team captains took it together. We then gathered the players and checked how they were and if anyone needed to talk about what they had been through. We really hope that things will go well for the person. We send our support to him and the family from all of us.