Primera División - Gündogan injures his head during strength training
German international footballer Ilkay Gündogan has suffered a minor head injury during strength training. The FC Barcelona professional was hit on the head with an iron bar during exercises in the gym and had to be stitched up in hospital, according to Spanish media reports.
However, the 33-year-old midfielder's participation in Barça' s next league game is not currently in jeopardy. Coach Xavi's team face UD Las Palmas in the Primera División on Thursday. After 18 match days, the team led by Gündogan, the currently injured national keeper Marc-André ter Stegen and former Bundesliga player Robert Lewandowski is only fourth in the table with 38 points.
For Gündogan, this ends an eventful year with a moment of shock. The 73-time international captained Manchester City to the Champions League, league and cup treble in England in the summer. In contrast, the former Dortmund player experienced a disappointing 2023 with just three wins in eleven international matches and a change of coach from Hansi Flick to Julian Nagelsmann.
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- Despite the recent head injury, people are hoping that Ilkay Gündogan will recover quickly to continue his contributions in Barcelona's upcoming Primera Division game against UD Las Palmas.
- The incident occurred during a strength training session at his current club, FC Barcelona, causing a minor head injury for the German midfielder.
- Gündogan's teammates and supporters in Spain are expressing concerns, considering that the former Borussia Dortmund player has been instrumental in the team's career, particularly in their fourth position in the Primera Division table.
- Prior to this injury, Gündogan had an eventful year, captaining Manchester City to a treble victory in the Champions League, league, and cup in England.
- Though enduring a disappointing 2023 with just three wins in eleven international matches and a coaching change from Hansi Flick to Julian Nagelsmann, the Spanish public still has faith in Gündogan's soccer strength and resilience.
Source: www.stern.de