Bayern Emergency! Kim Min-jae is injured for 'at least 11 weeks' instead of 5 weeks! 'I can't play in the Club World Cup.'
Bayern Emergency! Kim Min-jae is injured for 'at least 11 weeks' instead of 5 weeks! 'I can't play in the Club World Cup.'
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It turned out that Kim's recovery time from injury was so bad that it took more than twice as long as the initial optimism. Bayern Munich will unlikely be able to use Kim this summer.온라인카지노
Kim Min-jae missed three games until the end of the season after playing in the German Bundesliga match against Mainz 05 on April 26 (Korea time). He was also excluded from the recently announced list of South Korea's A national team. This was due to Achilles tendinitis in his left ankle. At one point, the injury spread to his right leg as he played for half a year with ligament inflammation that began in October last year.
The existing observation on the extent of Kim Min-jae's injury was that he needed at least five weeks of rest. However, the opinion was that a third party, not the doctor who diagnosed Kim Min-jae was seen as an expert. A case in point is an analysis released by a local medical specialist who interviewed with the Munich-based magazine tZ. Bayern also excluded Kim Min-jae from its roster from the end of April, thinking of giving him a five-week break.
However, according to the report, Kim Min-jae was recently treated by an orthopedic surgeon who had a long relationship with a former national soccer team doctor. It was to find out how much the recovery has progressed while he is concentrating on recovery and treatment after entering Korea.
The doctor who diagnosed Kim Min-jae said that he needs rest and treatment until at least July 15. Although the return date was pushed back by more than a month than expected, what stands out is the minimum. If the pain remains in mid-July, the timing of his return to training may be delayed further.
It is a much longer recovery period than expected. From the time Kim Min-jae started to focus on rest and treatment without training, he is absent for at least 11 weeks. The need for such a long recovery period means that Kim Min-jae's Achilles tendinitis is more severe than usual. It shows how Bayern has used the durability of the injured player beyond its limits.
The player only insisted on the need to sit out internally until the end of the season, but did not make an external position that could be seen as noise. After the end of the season, Mauro Aubes, agent of Kim Min-jae's agency Orange Bowl, said in an interview with the "Footballist," about Kim Min-jae's struggles and said, "It is difficult to play for a big club."
This also means that Kim will not be able to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup. The reorganized Club World Cup, in which 32 teams participate every four years from this year, will run from June 15 to July 14. Kim is not allowed to play.
Bayern is in crisis. The reorganization of its center back this summer coincided with the tournament, reducing its available resources. Eric Dier leaves as a free agent and Yonatantha joins, but the problem is that the contract will be renewed as of July 1, in the middle of the Club World Cup. Usually, Dier cannot play and will only join in the middle of the tournament where he rides. Bayern wants to join the FA recruitment team for about 15 days first, but its former team Bayer 04 Leverkusen says it will release him after paying a transfer fee. Originally, Bayern was reluctant to pay the transfer fee, but if Kim Min-jae confirms that he cannot play, chances are high that it will be hired early.
If it is not possible to recruit others early, there is only one professional center back in Bayern's Club World Cup squad, Dayo Upamecano. Multiplayer Josip Stanisic will play as Upamecano's mate, and the tournament will start with no center back backup at all.