3rd league - Dynamo Dresden without keeper Drljaca for the time being
Dynamo Dresden will be without goalkeeper Stefan Drljaca for several weeks. The third-division club's regular keeper suffered a muscle injury in his right front thigh during the away match in Bielefeld, as the Saxons announced on Saturday. "As things stand at the moment, Stefan Drljaca will not be fully available to head coach Markus Anfang until the second half of the season in the new year at the earliest," the club statement continued. Drljaca (24) was initially treated shortly before the end of the game following a long clearance and was substituted shortly afterwards.
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- Dynamo Dresden's upcoming matches in the 3. league might require backup options, as their regular goalkeeper, Stefan Drljaca, is expected to be out for several weeks due to a muscle injury in his right front thigh.
- Despite the absence of Drljaca, fans can still keep up with Dynamo Dresden's latest news on their official homepage or social media platforms, such as Facebook.
- The Saxony-based team will face challenges in their quest for victories while their top goalkeeper recovers, considering that they are currently competing in the third division of German soccer.
- Although Bielefeld was the venue where Drljaca suffered the injury, Dresden's soccer team is well-known throughout Germany, with Dynamo Dresden being a recognizable name in the German soccer league system, even at the 3. league level.
Source: www.stern.de
