Uncertainty over Zaha and Davinson Sanchez ahead of Galatasaray's Fenerbahçe derby
Fenerbahçe will host Galatasaray in the Süper Lig on Sunday, December 24. The status of Wilfried Zaha and Davinson Sanchez, who are still dealing with injuries, remains uncertain for Galatasaray. The Galatasaray technical staff is aiming to have both players ready for the derby.
In the 17th week of the Süper Lig, Galatasaray will host Fatih Karagümrük tomorrow.
Efforts have begun to ensure that Davinson Sanchez and Wilfried Zaha, who are currently injured, are ready for the Fenerbahçe match.
ZAHA AND DAVINSON CONCERN
The Colombian defender, who was injured in the 13th-week match against Alanyaspor and diagnosed with a second-degree strain in his left upper posterior muscle group, played in the Copenhagen away match with the help of injections but felt discomfort in the first half of the game; despite this, he completed the match.
According to the report in Habertürk; while the weekend fixture in the Süper Lig was postponed to January due to the physical assault on referee Halil Umut Meler, and Galatasaray spent a few days on leave during this period, the results of the examinations conducted on Zaha and Davinson were not as hoped.
As the yellow-reds began preparations for Fatih Karagümrük, treatment for Davinson and Zaha was initiated, and both players continued their preparations under a special program.
While the medical team at Florya is on high alert, the goal is to have both footballers ready for the derby to be played on Sunday.
News Source: 12punto
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