Shock for VfB Oldenburg: Otuali after a training accident!

Shock for VfB Oldenburg: Otuali after a training accident!

Emden, Deutschland - Moses Otuali, the only classic center forward of VfB Oldenburg, has suffered a setback. The 22-year-old bent around during a training session, which is quite annoying for his club. There is currently suspicion of an outdoor tape tear or tear, but there is still a final diagnosis. The swelling in the player's foot is currently too pronounced to make a precise assessment. The club hopes that Otuali will be fit again after about two weeks and can lace up its shoes. Nevertheless, he will miss the test games against SV Altenoythe, TuS Bersenbrück and the Sport Duwe Cup on July 5, which does not make the situation easier for VfB.

The challenge is clear: after the departures of Markus Ziereis and Tom Gaida, Moses Otuali is the last remaining classic center forward in the squad. Sports manager Sebastian Schachten device under pressure because he has not yet been able to sign an external new addition. According to Transfermarkt.de , VfB is looking for a new middle striker and an offensive outside. The focus is on the considerations of how the team can be set up in the coming season.

What happens in the test games? Despite the failure of Otuali, Mats Facklam and Sohei Iwasaki, who are in trial training, are chosen to play in the upcoming test game. Drilon Demaj is also traded as a possible option for the central storm, but is rather not a classic nine. This increases the pressure on shaft to make the right decisions.

In the football world, especially in intensive training sessions, there are no rarity. According to Fussballhirungen.com , the most common reasons for injuries in the Bundesliga are muscle injuries, followed by diseases and smaller injuries. In the second place there are ligament injuries that can also become problematic as in the case of Otuali. Such incidents show how important prevention measures are in training and that professional clubs have to pay attention to such injuries to keep their players healthy.

For VfB Oldenburg, it is now said to successfully master the challenges of the next few weeks. While the club hopes for the return of Otuali, it remains to be seen how squad planning and the test games will develop. The team starts the summer test series on Saturday at 4 p.m. against the district league team SV Altenoythe-an important step to set the team to the coming season. In the meantime, the focus is on new talents and the search for reinforcements.