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Monday 2 November 2020
05:40 PM
Southampton is optimistic about the size of the left knee injury suffered by Danny Ings in the Premier League and the possibility that it will not become as bad as it seemed at first.
The 28-year-old scored the fourth goal for Southampton during the 4/3 victory at Aston Villa on Sunday, but left the field injured five minutes before the end of the match.
Ings impressively shined for Southampton last season, scoring 22 goals for the team.
Southampton coach Ralph Hasenhtal said that while the injury appeared to be bad, the initial medical examinations he underwent on Monday showed promising results.
Southampton said in a statement: “After undergoing medical examinations on Sunday evening, the club has undergone an additional medical evaluation this morning and will continue to monitor the player’s condition throughout the week.”
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