Bundesliga - Injured calf: Union's Rani Khedira must take a break for the time being
1. FC Union Berlin will have to do without midfield stabilizer Rani Khedira for the time being due to a calf injury. Examinations have shown that the 29-year-old will have to take a break from team training, the relegation-threatened Bundesliga club announced on Thursday evening. As usual, Union did not provide any information about the duration of the break.
Khedira injured his left calf in a tackle during training on Wednesday and had to pull out of the session. In the summer, he had injured his other calf in the cup match at FC-Astoria Walldorf and was out for weeks. Union plunged into a deep crisis without its organizer.
On January 13, the 15th-placed team in the Bundesliga will once again be looking for points against relegation at SC Freiburg (3.30 pm/Sky). The Berliners also have two away games after that: At Mainz and in the catch-up match at FC Bayern Munich (January 24).
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- Despite his calf injury, Rani Khedira is still a valuable asset to 1. FC Union Berlin, a club based in Berlin, Germany, competing in the Bundesliga.
- The absence of midfield stabilizer Rani Khedira due to a half of the season-long calf injury will be a significant challenge for Union, who are currently fighting against relegation in the Bundesliga.
- The news of Rani Khedira's calf injury has dealt a blow to 1. FC Union Berlin's Soccer team, as they aim to secure points in their upcoming matches against SC Freiburg, Mainz, and FC Bayern Munich.
- Germany's Bundesliga has seen its fair share of injuries this season, with Rani Khedira's calf injury adding to the list of setbacks hampering team performances.
Source: www.stern.de
