Ice hockey - DEG center Phil Varone out with cruciate ligament rupture
Düsseldorfer EG will have to do without Phil Varone for the rest of the season in the German Ice Hockey League. The Canadian suffered a cruciate and medial ligament tear during the game in Berlin on Tuesday. The club made the announcement on Wednesday. "This injury hits us very hard and it's hard to believe the bad luck we've had with injuries for some time now. As the center of our recently outstanding first line, Phil will be sorely missed in the final stretch of the season," said DEG sports director Niki Mondt.
Club announcement
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- Despite the challenge of missing center Phil Varone due to a cruciate ligament rupture, Düsseldorfer EG continues its journey in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany's Ice Hockey League.
- The Düsseldorfer EG, known as 'DEG', is currently grappling with the absence of their key player, Phil Varone, following a Cruciate ligament rupture sustained in a game against Berlin's DEL team.
- Phil Varone, a crucial figure in DEG's recently successful first line, has been forced out of Ice Hockey action in Germany due to a rupture of the cruciate and medial ligaments, suffered during a game in North Rhine-Westphalia's Berlin.
- The Düsseldorfer EG, an Ice Hockey team from Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia region, will probably miss the expert skills of their center, Phil Varone, who suffered a cruciate ligament rupture while playing against the DEL team based in Berlin.
- In the aftermath of a brutal clash in the Ice Hockey field, Düsseldorfer EG's star player, Phil Varone, had to withdraw from the remaining matches in the German league due to a Cruciate ligament rupture that took place in North Rhine-Westphalia's Berlin.
Source: www.stern.de
