23.03.2026 20:20
Galatasaray Club Doctor Yener İnce stated that the process for Osimhen, who has a broken arm, will be monitored day by day. Yener İnce also expressed that they expect Noa Lang, who was injured on his finger during the Liverpool match, to return to the field in the second match that the Netherlands will play.
Galatasaray Club Doctor Yener İnce provided information regarding the health status of injured players Victor Osimhen and Noa Lang.
''WE PLAN TO HAVE HIM BACK FOR THE SECOND MATCH OF THE NETHERLANDS''
Yener İnce, who explained the current situation of Dutch footballer Noa Lang, stated, "I would like to talk about the condition of our two players who were injured in the Champions League Round of 16 match against Liverpool. Our player Noa Lang suffered a serious injury to the first finger of his right hand. There is no complete amputation of the finger. I want to clarify that; however, there is a serious injury. Since this area needed to be repaired urgently, a successful operation was performed in Liverpool as quickly as possible before bringing him to Istanbul. Currently, there seems to be no problem, but we are monitoring it as the Galatasaray medical team. We are in close contact with the Dutch National Team's medical team, with whom we have had good communication for a long time. Lang will not play in the first match of the Dutch National Team, and after evaluations to be made later, we plan to have him return to the field in their second match, if conditions allow. We aim for Noa Lang to return to the fields as soon as possible with a special training program." he said.
''WILL BE MONITORED DAY BY DAY''
Ince also provided information about Victor Osimhen, who has a broken arm and underwent surgery, stating, "Our other player Victor Osimhen underwent a successful operation today. The process of our player will be monitored day by day, and our medical team will do what is necessary for him to return to the fields as soon as possible. During the process, current updates will be shared with the public by our club," he stated.