National striker - Bayern women's soccer players out of action: Eriksson with broken foot
After the loss of national striker Klara Bühl, FC Bayern Munich's women's soccer team have to cope with their next personnel setback. The Bundesliga club announced on Friday that central defender Magdalena Eriksson suffered a fracture in her left metatarsal during the 1-1 draw against Ajax Amsterdam in the Champions League on Thursday evening. The 30-year-old Swede had to be substituted after just 23 minutes. She underwent surgery on Friday morning. The national player's soccer year is over prematurely and she will be out of action for several weeks.
Bühl suffered a muscle injury in the 3-0 Bundesliga win over Bayer Leverkusen on Monday evening. The 23-year-old will also be out for several weeks.
Before the winter break, the Bayern women still have the Bundesliga match against 1. FC Nürnberg on Sunday and the second leg of the Champions League against Amsterdam on Wednesday.
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- Despite the setbacks with Klara Bühl and Magdalena Eriksson, FC Bayern Munich's women's soccer team is determined to deliver impressive performances in their remaining Bundesliga and Champions League matches.
- The premature end to Eriksson's soccer year due to a foot fracture is a significant blow for both FC Bayern and the Swedish national team.
- The Champions League draw against Ajax Amsterdam was unfortunately marred for FC Bayern by Eriksson's injury, as she was replaced early in the match.
- With Bühl and Eriksson both out for several weeks, the pressure is on other players to step up and fill the void in defense for FC Bayern's women's team.
- The loss of Bühl and Eriksson leaves a gaping hole in the FC Bayern women's squad, and finding suitable replacements will be essential to maintain their strong performance in the Bundesliga and Champions League.
- Eriksson's surgery and recovery period means that she'll miss out on a potential year-end spurt for FC Bayern and the Swedish national team, but her teammates and the FC Bayern organization remain hopeful for her quick recovery.
- As Bavaria's most successful women's soccer team, FC Bayern is accustomed to dealing with personnel challenges and will employ their deep reserves to ensure their success continues.
- The absence of Bühl and Eriksson comes at a challenging time for FC Bayern's women's team, as they prepare for crucial Bundesliga and Champions League matches later this month in Munich and Amsterdam.
Source: www.stern.de