Olympic
Defendant
Kanos, who left with tears in the match between Olympiacos and Aris, has finally suffered an internal collateral ligament injury and will be out of action for about a month.
From the competition for about a month, Kanos will be introduced, who eventually escaped the worst after being injured in Olympiacos’ match with Ares. The Spaniard’s tears when he hit Sunday night led everyone to believe Canos had suffered an even bigger injury.
Fortunately for him and the port team, the worst-case scenario was not confirmed. As the MRI showed, Kanos has suffered an internal collateral ligament injury and is estimated to return after at least four weeks. Which means he will catch up, if he can catch any of Stoiximan’s recent Premier League and Cup Final matches if Olympiacos overtakes AEK.
As for Ba, who was also left injured, he also underwent an MRI. Both clinical and imaging examination showed that his problem with the left hip adductors is not a cause for concern, but rather a minor contracture.
Of course, that puts him out of contention for Wednesday’s match against PAOK, although his condition will be re-evaluated in the next few hours.
“Certified social media geek. Lifelong coffee aficionado. Passionate food buff.”
More Stories
PAOK – Brugge 0-2: Surrender to a group! (video)
Olympiacos' historic qualification to the “fourth”
Pandosa: She left the match with Sabalenka and cried in her arms