After a complicated first part of the season and several bets on the bench, Arkadiusz Milik has finally found a place in Jorge Sampaoli’s eleven. Unfortunately for the Argentine coach, his top striker is not available for the time being.
Called up with the Polish squad to try to qualify his country for the 2022 World Cup, Arkadiusz Milik had to leave his teammates prematurely during the Poland v Scotland match. The Marseille number 9 had to get rid of it in the 27th minute after pain in his hamstrings. Bad news for the Polish squad but also for Jorge Sampaoli. The Marseille coach is robbed of his striker for a period of about two weeks. Arek Milik is therefore not allowed to be present during the trip to Saint-Etienne during the next Ligue 1 meeting, but also during the first leg of the Europa League Conference quarter-finals against PAOK.
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clap for the #TO (and Poland): two-week absence for Arek Milik after his injury suffered against Scotland… https://t.co/iFZrWyvUJg
— Fabrice Lamperti (@gouffa83) March 25, 2022
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This injury certainly spells good times for Arkadiusz Milik at the very least, as he had just regained his starting position for a couple of matches thanks to his recent efficiency. Since the start of the season, the Polish striker has been in turmoil, particularly due to his lack of realism in Ligue 1. Arkadiusz Milik, who was often sent off to the bench by Jorge Sampaoli, was able to reverse the trend and change his coach’s mind. make change. A newfound efficiency that also reassured the supporters and followers of Olympique de Marseille.
“He’s been disapproved lately and there we realize that even only for Brest Milik had chances, he let his partners play when he had the ball, he could win… I think Milik’s problem is definitely solved. Milik is a great player. Above all, he must have players around him who can give him good balls. From there it will do its job as it should. He’s a top player.” John Charles de Bono – Source: Marseille Football Club
