After the match, BVB fans celebrated the 1-0 win over Schalke while booing their captain. Marco Reus was injured in the local match and had to be carried off the field in great pain after 32 minutes of play.
Now everything is – at least a little – clear. The BVB captain tore his ankle. Initial fears of another very serious injury were not confirmed after detailed checks on Saturday.
The 33-year-old took to Instagram that night and wrote: “I’ll be back soon. I’ll never give up.”
Reus’ World Cup is not in danger
Reus will have to cancel the upcoming international matches, but the injury does not jeopardize his participation in the World Cup. Nevertheless, Reus is missing from his Borussia team for the time being. But the downtime is weeks rather than months.
“I can give some clarity,” said Borussia Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl on Sunday morning. double input at sports 1: “Yesterday’s examination showed no fractures. He has a collateral ligament injury in his ankle, but not so serious that the World Cup would be in danger.” He hopes that “Marco will be available again in three or four weeks”.
Good luck with the accident – and still very bitter about BVB as Reus has been in top form for weeks.
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