
Kosovo Albion Rahmani suffered a serious injury during the match against Andorra and the Rapid Bucharest striker will be out of action for a long time.
Albion Rahmani is out for at least three months after suffering a broken ankle
Playing for the national team for the first time, Rahmani was injured in the 66th minute and was carried off the field on a stretcher.
According to the Kosovo Football Federation, Rahmani suffered a fractured right ankle and will require surgery. It usually takes a player three months to recover from such an injury.
“During the match between Andorra and Kosovo in the Euro 2024 qualifying tournament, striker Albion Rahmani was injured and was immediately sent for medical examination to the hospital of Andorra la Vella. After the examination, it was found that he has a fracture of the right ankle, he is awaiting an operation.
All of his team-mates and staff have been affected by the injury sustained at Albion, but he is expected to do well in his rehabilitation and return even stronger to showcase his talent at international level.
FFK is determined to play a part in Albion’s recovery and is working closely with his club, Rapid Bucharest, and medical experts to ensure that the operation and recovery are as successful as possible.” – Football Federation of Kosovo.
Rrahmani scored 6 goals (three doubles) in 6 matches of the Super League in the “Rapid” shirt.
Injury to Dan Shuku and Albion Rahmani: “When you go to football, you have to have a strong heart”
The doctors’ verdict turned out to be more serious than the residents of Julesti expected. The president of “Rapid” Dan Shuku explained that the attacker will be brought to the country as soon as possible to begin his rehabilitation.
“This is obviously bad news for us. I hope things aren’t as bad as they seemed last night. When I heard… You have to have a strong heart when you go to football because there are all kinds of nasty surprises when you least expect them.
As we are in constant contact with the player’s agent tonight, Rahmani is going home, we will take all the necessary steps to get him to Bucharest tonight. If necessary, we will also send him a private jet.
Time is of the essence. Let’s get him to Bucharest as soon as possible, see what he’s got and start rebuilding. It takes 12 hours to drive from Pristina to Bucharest. There is no question of him coming by car.
That is why I am telling you that we will find any solution to put him on a plane and bring him to Bucharest. Because these things are of great importance, and the time to solve them is very short” – Dan Sukuquoted by Fanatik.
Source: Hot News

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