In a shocking revelation AFC Leopards’ star midfielder Saad Musa, has disclosed the extent of his debilitating shoulder injury that has plagued him for the past two years.
Musa, a key player for the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) giants, bravely shared the details of his medical condition, shedding light on the challenges he has been facing on and off the field.
The 27-year-old, known for his technical prowess and midfield dominance, spoke candidly about the recurring problem that has hindered his performances.
“It has been two years down the line since I had this recurring problem on my right shoulder popping out,” Musa said.
“Our able medical staff tried so hard to manage it during match days and training, and recently I withdrew from the South Sudan national team.”
After extensive discussions with AFC Leopards’ head of medics, Patrick Ngusale, Musa underwent an MRI scan to gain further insight into his condition.
“We found out that there is a depression fracture of the supero-lateral aspect of the head of humerus (Hill-Sachs defect) with mild marrow edema, tear of the antero-inferior glenoid labrum (Soft Bankart lesion), and there is acromioclavicular arthropathy,” Musa revealed.
These complex injuries have forced Musa to make the difficult decision of undergoing surgery, which will inevitably keep him out of action for a substantial period.
The midfielder expressed his faith, saying, “All these will keep me out for some time as we wait for the surgery In Shaa Allah.”
Musa’s absence from AFC Leopards’ lineup will undoubtedly be felt, as he has been a key figure in the team’s recent seasons.
His technical skills, tactical awareness, and leadership qualities have made him an indispensable asset on the field.
In the meantime, AFC Leopards will have to adapt to the absence of their midfield maestro, with other players stepping up to fill the void left by Musa’s absence.
The team and its supporters eagerly await his return, counting down the days until they can witness his remarkable talents grace the football pitch once more.
