The Ghanaian national team’s winger Kamaldeen Sulemana must now work quickly to get well again in time for the World Cup after suffering an ankle injury during practice.
On Thursday, Rennes’ final Europa League group-stage match took place, and the player in question was unable to participate.
Bruno Genesio, the head coach of Rennes, expressed his hope that the injured Ghanaian would be able to play in the World Cup following the match.
Bruno Genesio stated as follows:
“Yesterday, he was in pain due to an ankle injury. I’m hoping he’ll be well enough to play in the World Cup.”
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Meanwhile, Sulemana is not anticipated to make another appearance for the team until after the World Cup in Qatar, according to French writer Thomas Rassouli, who was present at the Rennes post-match press conference.
Sadly enough, he may not be on the field for Rennes until after the World Cup, according to the way things are going.
The 20-year-old has fought hard to earn his place back in Rennes’ starting lineup after suffering a back injury that sidelined him for 74 days in the previous season.
