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Times are tough at Bayern Munich. Humiliated on the pitch at Bayer Leverkusen last weekend and beaten in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League against Lazio Rome, the Munich club has just announced the long absence of one of its members.
The Bavarian team announced this Friday the absence for several weeks of its new recruit Sacha Boey. The French defender, recruited for 30 million euros from Galatasaray, was hit in the back of the left thigh.
“ FC Bayern will have to do without Sacha Boey (23) in the coming weeks. This winter’s newcomer suffered a large tear of a muscle fiber in the back of his left thigh. This is the result of an examination carried out by the FC Bayern medical department,” declared the German club on its social networks and its official website. It is not yet clear how long the 23-year-old will be unavailable.
Euro 2024 moves away for Sacha Boey
Arriving this winter in the Bayern Munich squad, Sacha Boey has reached a milestone in his career. However, his debut under his new colors is not going as planned for the moment. Not a starter in the mind of Thomas Tuchel and author of a disappointing performance against Bayer, the French full-back does not score points with his club but with national coach Didier Deschamps.
The former Galatasaray player dreams of playing in Euro 2024 with the France team. His arrival in the Bundesliga should give him a little more visibility. However, for the moment, his dream is still very far away and his injury should not help things. The European Championship is gradually moving away…
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