South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns, CR Belouizdad, Petro de Luanda and Zamalek are the first four teams to reach this year's CAF Champions League group stage after impressive results. The 2016 Champions, Sundowns impressively hammered Seychelles champions La Passe 15-1...
Jonathan Morsay to miss Sierra Leone friendly with hamstring injury
Attacker Jonathan Morsay to miss Sierra Leone friendly in Turkey after suffering from a hamstring injury in Panaitolikos 2-1 defeat to Olympiacos Piraeus on Saturday, the player has revealed.
The 24-year-old was making his eighth appearance when he hurt his hamstring before he was substituted in the 76th minute.
Born in Sweden to a Sierra Leonean dad Morsay is yet to appear for the Leone Stars, having missed last month training camp in Morocco.
“I was supposed to go, but now I hurt my hamstring. So, I won’t be available,” Morsay to FSL Sports.
Sierra Leone will continue with their African Cup of Nations preparation this month in Turkey, facing Comoros in Instabul.
Morsay has joined Barnet defender David Sesay and Orebro left-back Kevin Wright on the injury sideline list.
Leone Stars will face Algeria, Ivory Coast and Equatorial in Group E at the Japoma 50,000 seater stadium in Douala Cameroon next year.
Connect with us @football_sierra, on Facebook/ Instagram Football Sierra Leone, writer Lamin Turay in Freetown.
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