Akinkunmi Amoo has been ruled out for the rest of the campaign as result of knee injury, reports Completesports.com.
Amoo picked up the injury in FC Copenhagen’s training match with Silkeborg last weekend.
“Akinkunmi Amoo unfortunately suffered a serious knee injury in Saturday’s training match against Silkeborg, and after scans and examinations he has unfortunately been ruled out for the rest of the season.
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“Amoo now has an operation, then rest and then a long rehabilitation before he can train with the team and play matches again. Altogether, that process will last 9-10 months,” says chief physician at FCK, Morten Boesen.”
The former Golden Eaglets star has battled with injuries since linking up with FC Copenhagen from Swedish club, Hammarby in January.
He will missed the chance to play in the UEFA Champions League this season.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Damn this is devastating……I was hoping to see him play in the champions league. I wish him quick recovery.
This is the risk players take. Injuries happen. Come back stronger.
This lad has struggled with injuries. I and I pray for him to recover soon.
He should not have gone to Copenhagen, he was playing regularly and well at Hammarby, and should have waited for an Ajax or Dortmund to buy him, but the people behind him wanted to cash out and now it looks like they are not going to be getting much money out of him because of their shortsighted thinking. His playing stats are like 15 minutes per game in which he scored one goal. Very sad!
WE ARE TALKING OF INJURY NOT CHANGING CLUBS. INJURIES CAN HAPPEN ANYTIME ANYWWHERE ,ANYDAY
Speedy recovery Kid!
It may not be well for those who pushed this wonderful kid to this club. His future is now on the line in this Club. He was not properly managed here at all. May All almighty Lord prevail and preserved Akin Amoo for speedy recovery.
Amoo’s diet and physical features are not well monitored in his new club and that is a major reason for his injuries…..The club dieticians and doctors should be held responsible for spoiling such a precarious talent like this!