bad Report : Brighton face a big trouble following by Ansu Fati, Tariq Lamptey:bad news…
Brighton and Hove Albion couple Ansu Fati and Tariq Lamptey could purportedly be sidelined for as long as 90 days with muscle wounds.
The two players limped off in the primary portion of the Seagulls’ 3-2 win away against Nottingham Woods in the Head Association last end of the week, with Fati enduring only 21 minutes before Lamptey was removed on the 34-minute imprint.
Fati and Lamptey have since been governed out of Thursday’s Europa Association conflict with AEK Athens in Greece, with lead trainer Roberto De Zerbi uncovering that the pair are confronting extensive spells uninvolved.
Talking at a public interview on Thursday, the Italian said: ” Ansu and Lamptey are both harmed. We’ve lost them for quite a while.
“The attention is on the players who can play tomorrow. We will have enough to contend. I couldn’t say whether we will win yet we will battle to dominate the match.”
As indicated by different reports including The Mirror, both Fati and Lamptey are set to be out for a long time, adding to Brighton’s mounting injury emergency.
Fati joined Brighton borrowed from Barcelona in the late spring and the assailant has since contributed with four objectives and one aid 12 beginnings for the Seagulls, while full-back Lamptey has just begun four of his eight appearances this term because of injury.
Brighton are likewise adapting without Pervis Estupinan, Danny Welbeck (both muscle) Solly Walk and Julio Enciso (both knee) who are all drawn out non-attendants, while Adam Webster is set to be sidelined for half a month with an unknown issue.
Moreover, De Zerbi’s side will be without focus back Jan Paul van Hecke for Thursday’s challenge with AEK Athens because of suspension.
Notwithstanding, Kaoru Mitoma, James Milner and Igor Julio all participated in first-group preparing on Wednesday night in the wake of missing the success at Woodland through injury, and the threesome could be named in the matchday crew to confront the Yellow-Blacks.
Brighton as of now sit second in Gathering B and can meet all requirements for the Europa Association knockout rounds on the off chance that they beat AEK Athens, who sit three focuses behind them in third spot.
“We need to play our best, we must be our best. It is quite difficult for us, not a reason,” De Zerbi told correspondents. ” We are sufficient to contend in the Europa Association.
“We showed an extraordinary mindset against Nottingham Woodland. We enjoyed an hour and a half with a ton of trouble yet it was great, the success. Our fans were extremely blissful, our club something very similar.
“We need to cherish the test. The most troublesome test is for the generally excellent players and awesome mentors.”
Brighton will look for vengeance against AEK Athens after they experienced a 3-2 home loss to the Greek outfit in their very first European match in September.
