Bad news from star player

Wilfred Ndidi, who left the game due to injury during Beşiktaş's 2-1 away loss to Fenerbahçe in the 28th week of the Trendyol Süper League, has been diagnosed with a strain and hemorrhage in his posterior thigh muscle, the Black and Whites announced.

The statement from Beşiktaş is as follows:

'Following an MRI scan at Acıbadem Altunizade Hospital, it was determined that our player Wilfred Ndidi, who could not continue the match in the 85th minute due to pain in his posterior thigh during our Football A Team's Trendyol Süper League match against Fenerbahçe, has a strain and hemorrhage in his posterior thigh muscle (biceps femoris). The treatment of Wilfred Ndidi has been initiated by our medical team.' With this statement, it was noted that the player's rehabilitation process has begun.

The experienced midfielder, who has performed with 2 goals and 1 assist in 22 matches, is expected to be sidelined for 2-3 weeks.

WHEN WILL HE RETURN?

Ndidi, who is suspended due to a yellow card for Beşiktaş's Super League match against Antalyaspor on Friday, April 10, is also not expected to play in the away match against Samsunspor. It has been learned that efforts are being made to have the 29-year-old experienced footballer ready for the Ziraat Turkish Cup quarter-final match against Alanyaspor on April 23.