LONDON: Leicester winger Abdul Fatawu will miss the rest of the season after enduring an front cruciate tendon damage on Ghana obligation. The 20-year-old experienced surgery on Wednesday in a major blow to Leicester´s trusts of dodging assignment from the Head Association. Fatawu had made an amazing begin to the season, but his campaign has come to untimely conclusion taking after the damage he maintained against Angola amid the worldwide break. He made a difference the Foxes win advancement from the Championship final season and had played 11 times within the alliance this term, with Leicester sitting three focuses over the assignment zone. It´s not great, it´s a genuine harm. He´s had an ACL injury which is attending to run the show him out for the rest of the season, Leicester boss Steve Cooper told correspondents on Thursday. It´s a genuine blow, to begin with and first for him. He´s a youthful player and having an ACL harm can be very common, it´s portion of football, but it´s still a genuine damage. For it to happen at a youthful age may be a blow for him and a blow for us. It´s troublesome news.
