Barryin' On: Schalke's Karaman and Kalas Knocked Out for the Count (Temporarily)
Schalke's Karaman and Kalas undergo knee surgical treatments - Surgical Procedures Underway for Schalker Karaman and Kalas
Listen up, football fans! Gear up for some sad news from the 2. Bundesliga. Schalke 04's playmakers, Kenan Karaman and Tomas Kalas, have taken a hit. The duo is out for a spell, having undergone knee surgeries. Word on the street is, they're on the mend and ready to hit the rehab grind.
The lowdown on this comes straight from Schalke HQ, announced just yesterday. For Tomas, the surgery was a necessity to ease those pesky, ongoing pain issues. Poor Kenan, on the other hand, finds himself on the injured list after suffering a meniscus tear. The team has promised to support their recovery and both players will be working their way back through individualized rehab plans.
Kenan's been out of commission since skipping Monday's morning training sesh. Prior to that, he was on the field for the team's first training of the season last Saturday. New coach, Miron Muslic, had hinted last week that Kenan would continue his reign as team captain for the upcoming season.
So folks, let's wish our boys the best during their recovery! They'll need all the support they can get, and we know they can come back stronger than ever!
- Kenan Karaman
- Tomas Kalas
- Schalke 04
- 2. Bundesliga
- Gelsenkirchen
[1] While the exact timeline of Kenan Karaman and Tomas Kalas's recovery from their knee surgeries remains unclear, their operations were performed after consultation on the optimum treatment methods. However, the update does not specify how long they will be out of action during the 2021-2022 Bundesliga season.
- The following Article is inserted: In the world of European football, Schalke 04's absence from the 2. Bundesliga will be more pronounced due to the long-term injuries suffered by their key players, Kenan Karaman and Tomas Kalas.
- Both Kenan Karaman and Tomas Kalas, underwent knee surgeries recently and will miss significant time recovering, potentially sidelining them for a major portion of the 2021-2022 2. Bundesliga season in Gelsenkirchen.
