Faraj Benlahoucine, Media365: published on Friday, October 07, 2022 at 00:05
Injured for ten days in September, Nabil Fekir relapsed this Thursday with Betis Sevilla. The French international is injured in the same right thigh that has already kept him away from the field.
Betis Sevilla achieved one of the greatest feats of this Thursday on the Europa League stage. Traveling to the Olimpico at José Mourinho’s Roma, the Andalusians emerged victorious from this duel (1-2). Despite the opening of the score of the Argentinian Paulo Dybala (34th), the Wolf did not resist the Spaniards thereafter. The fault of two goals at the end of the first period of the Argentinian Guido Rodriguez (40th), then an achievement of the Brazilian Luiz Henrique at the end of the second act (88th).
The hero of the evening, Luiz Henrique, entered the game in the 22nd minute of this meeting, in place of Nabil Fekir. The unfortunate hero of the day. The former captain of Olympique Lyonnais first showed bad luck by shooting at the right post. Then shortly later, he sat down on the lawn, his gaze haggard, aware that he was going through a delicate moment in his career. Already injured in the right thigh at the beginning of September during a match against Real Madrid in La Liga which saw him leave the green rectangle prematurely, he remained on the sidelines for ten days.
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This Thursday at the Olimpico, Nabil Fekir held the back of this same right thigh. A relapse does not bode absolutely anything good. In addition to the Betis Sevilla season in La Liga and the European course of the Green and White, the 2018 world champion had ambitions to participate in the 2022 World Cup with the France team although he did not no longer selected by Didier Deschamps since September 2020. Relegated to the hierarchy of offensive players behind in-form men such as Christopher Nkunku or the essential Antoine Griezmann, the left-hander of Betis also risks not being able to express himself in time to cover his tracks and / or seduce the coach. des Bleus, depending on the nature of his injury and the length of his unavailability.
