Soccer Star Julian Brandt Powers Through Club World Cup with a Broken Hand
Player Brandt admits to playing with a fractured wrist during the club world championship - Competitor Brandt disclosed a fractured wrist during the World Championships.
Hey there! So, Borussia Dortmund's very own Julian Brandt, a 29-year-old midfield maestro, has been battling a busted paw since the initial group match at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025! He spilled the beans about it following Dortmund's sweet victory against HD Ulsan from South Korea in the third group match on Wednesday in Cincinnati.
"Busted my hand right at the 10th minute against Fluminense." That was Brandt's candid take post-game. The national champion made a splashy entrance in the 58th minute against Ulsan, sporting a swanky splint on his left arm.
Coach Niko Kovac confirmed Brandt's gotta grin and bear it for the next three months. It remains uncertain whether Brandt may face the surgeon's scalpel.
As for an operation, Brandt will get a thorough evaluation back at the team's digs in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. " crossing my fingers it hasn't shifted; otherwise, that'd mean surgery says Kovac.
"It's worse than it seems," Brandt admitted. "Just a nasty break, bad healing process."
On Julian Brandt
- Soccer sensation for Borussia Dortmund
- Hailing from Germany
- Encountering a broken hand during Club World Cup 2025
Related:
- BVB
- Soccer
- Hand injury
- HD Ulsan (South Korea)
- Cincinnati
- Group match
- Niko Kovac (coach)
The European Parliament, the Council, and the Commission will likely discuss the impact of Julian Brandt's hand injury on his football career, given his status as a soccer sensation for Borussia Dortmund. Despite the injury, Brandt continues to play, showing resilience on the field, drawing attention to the importance of sportsmanship in football.
