Bayern Munich announces details of Ismail Sabiri's injury

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Bayern Munich announced details of Moroccan star Ismail Sabiri's injury, which occurred during the 2-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund last Saturday.

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Bayern Munich stated: "Sabiri suffered a tear in the first fibular collateral ligament in his right ankle, and he has already undergone surgery."

The statement also noted "Serge Gnabry's injury to his left hamstring."

No information was provided about Michael Olise, who left the field limping in the final minutes of the Dortmund match.

According to the statement, the surgery performed on Sabiri, the Moroccan player who joined the team in a high-profile transfer, was successful.

Recurring injuries are putting significant pressure on the Bavarian team, as their coach Vincent Kompany has missed three matches so far due to illness.

Bayern had to use three players in the left-back position during the second half of the Dortmund match, reflecting the significant shortage in their squad.

Bayern, who previously confirmed their disinterest in making signings during the upcoming January transfer window, is preparing to face Atletico Madrid next Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League.

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Bayern Munich announced that Sabiri underwent surgery on his ankle following the injury sustained during the match against Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga.

In an update issued by Bayern Munich, the reigning Bundesliga champions, on Sunday, information was provided about the player's health status after more teammates were injured, adding to Manuel Neuer, Jamal Musiala, and Luis Diaz, who are dealing with previous physical issues.

Bayern Munich stated: "Sabiri suffered a tear in the first fibular collateral ligament in his right ankle, and he has already undergone surgery."

The statement also noted "Serge Gnabry's injury to his left hamstring."

No information was provided about Michael Olise, who left the field limping in the closing moments of the Dortmund match.

According to the statement, the surgery performed on Sabiri, the Moroccan player who joined the team in a high-profile transfer, was successful.

Recurring injuries are putting significant pressure on the Bavarian team due to the absence of their coach Vincent Kompany, who has missed three matches so far due to illness.

Bayern had to rely on three players in the left-back position during the second half of the Dortmund match, highlighting the extent of the team's shortage.

Bayern, who previously expressed disinterest in making signings during the upcoming January transfer window, is preparing to face Atletico Madrid next Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League.