3rd league - Cruciate ligament rupture: Halle defender Zieleniecki operated on
According to the club, Hallescher FC defender Sebastian Zieleniecki has undergone a successful operation. "From now on, it's all uphill," the third-division soccer club wrote on Saturday with a photo showing the 28-year-old next to team doctor Thomas Bartels after the operation. Zieleniecki tore his cruciate ligament in the 2-1 defeat to Borussia Dortmund II and will not be available to HFC in the relegation battle.
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- Despite the setback with Sebastian Zieleniecki's cruciate ligament rupture, Halle's HFC continues its fight in the 3rd league of German soccer, determined to leave the relegation battle behind.
- Born and bred in Halle, Zieleniecki's injury during the match against Borussia Dortmund II was a significant blow to both the player and the Halle-based football club, HFC.
- In the upcoming season, the Hallescher Fussballclub e.V. (HFC) will have to rely on its remaining defensive players, including those from the second-tier team, as Zieleniecki recovers from his surgery in Saxony-Anhalt.
- Football enthusiasts from Germany and beyond express their support for Zieleniecki, a beloved player of Halle's HFC, as he works towards his recovery and returns to the soccer pitch in his hometown of Hall.
Source: www.stern.de
