Arsenal man set to miss club matches as he picked up injury on international duty

Sead Kolasinac got injured during international duty, while playing in World Cup qualifier. The Arsenal defender started for Bosnia & Herzegovina against France on Wednesday night, but he had to get subbed off with an injury in the second half. This accident happened, when France’s Jules Kounde came flying in for no reason and kicked Kolasinac down. Afterwards, Kounde was given a red card. Bosnia national team manager Ivaylo Petev then claimed:

“I talked to him, he doesn’t look very well.”  

Then Dr. Rajbal Brar took to his Twitter to report, that Kolasinac's left ankle had twisted inwards and there’s a risk of a sprain of the outer ligaments and a potential fibular fracture. But the fact that he walked off the pitch, a fracture is less likely.  

Sead Kolasinac injury. His left ankle/foot gets caught under the challenge and twists inwards (inversion). Likely sprain of the lateral (outer) ligaments with xray to rule out fibular (outer lower leg bone) fracture, although unlikely bc he was able to walk off https://t.co/tc7e6esuI8

— Dr. Rajpal Brar, DPT (@3cbPerformance) September 1, 2021

The 28-year-old is probably set to be out for a couple of weeks, which means he won't be available for the Gunners when club football returns. At the very least, we're wishing him speedy recovery!   Source - dailycannon Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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