Will İsmail Yüksek, who has closed the season, be able to make it to EURO 2024?
The question of whether Fenerbahçe's İsmail Yüksek, who left the Beşiktaş match due to injury after a rupture was detected in his ankle ligament, will be able to play in EURO 2024 has become a subject of curiosity.
Bad news has arrived for Fenerbahçe regarding İsmail Yüksek, who was injured in the Beşiktaş derby. The player, who was diagnosed with a ruptured ankle ligament, has closed the season. So, will İsmail Yüksek be able to be on the pitch at EURO 2024? Here are the details...
Bad news has come from İsmail Yüksek for Fenerbahçe, which continues its pursuit of the top spot after defeating Beşiktaş 2-1 in the 34th week of the Süper Lig.
It was announced that a rupture was detected in the ankle ligament of the national footballer, who left the game on a stretcher after being injured in the 19th minute of the match.
İsmail Yüksek, who is expected to be away from the pitch for 4-6 weeks, will not be able to play in the remaining matches of the Süper Lig.
It has become a subject of curiosity whether the national footballer, whose decision on whether to undergo surgery will be made during the week, will be able to play in EURO 2024, which will begin on June 14.
According to the report in Sabah, it depends on a miracle for İsmail Yüksek to make it to the European Football Championship.
The report emphasized that A National Football Team Head Coach Vincenzo Montella is also closely following the situation of İsmail Yüksek.
News Source: 12punto
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