KAC striker Matt Fraser had to be accompanied by the ice in the friendly against Starbulls Rosenheim (3-0). An opponent had fallen unhappily into his mainstay, which caused Fraser to curve in pain. Fortunately, the subsequent investigations confirmed that there was no serious knee injury.
The 35-year-old Canadian was careful after the tests: “Fortunately, it went out lightly. Nothing has broken or torn,” Fraser told the “Kleine Zeitung”. “I have already expected the worst, especially because it felt similarly to the other knee, which I failed for months. Now I look at the next few days. I have to spare myself a little and listen to my body.”
It is still unclear how long fraser will be. The red jackets expect a break of about ten days to two weeks. “But I have to be sure that everything is fine again before I immerse yourself in again,” emphasized the striker. “Felling out in such a phase is simply frustrating. You prepare for the start of the season in summer, look forward to the games – and then you have to watch,” the veteran is annoyed
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