Sasa Kalajdzic knee injury : Wolves striker suffers it on his debut!
Wolves striker Sasa Kalajdzic experienced a knee tendon injury during his presentation for the club in Saturday's 1-0 win over Southampton,
The Austrian, 25, who endorsed from German club Stuttgart for £15m on Wednesday, fell off at half-time
Sasa Kalajdzic knee injury
The club say examines showed a front cruciate tendon physical issue and he will see a knee expert on Monday.
"We presently need to help Sasa in his recuperation and further updates will follow," they said.
In the mean time, Wolves said Mexican striker Raul Jimenez missed the Saints game subsequent to feeling an aggravation in his crotch in the warm-up.
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"It was felt that his body required a couple of additional days to recuperate after he felt an agony in his crotch during the warm up and we would have rather not put him at expanded hazard of injury," they said.
Jimenez, who missed the initial two rounds of the time, experienced a knee injury in pre-season and is "as yet fabricating his flexibility and his capacity to recuperate rapidly during times of match blockage".
Wolves got a first success of the time at Molineux because of Daniel Podence's objective in first-half stoppage time.
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FA Cup: Blackfield and Langley FC goalkeeper shipped off for peeing in a support
As red cards go, they come no more bizarre - except for once in a while nature calls.
In what may be a FA Cup initial, a goalkeeper was shipped off for "peeing in a fence" during a match.
The attendant being referred to is Connor Maseko of Hampshire side Blackfield and Langley FC, who play in the 10th level Wessex League.
The episode happened in the 76th moment of their 0-0 draw with Somerset side Shepton Mallet FC in Saturday's FA Cup first qualifying round tie.
"The ball went out for an objective kick," Blackfield and Langley FC co-supervisor Conor McCarthy told BBC Sport.
"He expected to go to the latrine so he went facing a support and their players began yelling expressing out loud 'whatever's he doing?' to the ref. The ref went dependent upon him and chose to send him off.
"He (Maseko) safeguarded himself. He was inside the support. Some of the time when you need to go you need to go.
"I was gobsmacked. I didn't expect that [sending-off].
"We are in general lovely stunned by the choice."
At that point, a post on Shepton's Twitter account said: "Blackfield guardian is shipped off for peeing in the support! Never seen it."
The game will be replayed and Blackfield tweeted: "See you Tuesday night (ideally get a lot of latrine breaks on the way)."
Shepton, tweeting about the replay
of 'pee door', added: "After a strange red card in the principal tie (potentially a first), we are searching for a match support. Handymen or portaloo organizations, make use!"
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