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Leipzig FC has been dealt a major blow to their season after the club announced that midfielder Max Baumgartner will be out for the remainder of the campaign with a serious injury. The 26-year-old suffered an ankle ligament injury in Leipzig's recent game against Schalke, and it is expected to keep him out for at least six months. Baumgartner was one of Leipzig's most promising young players this season, having made over 100 appearances for the club since his arrival from FC Basel in 2019. The news comes as a major setback for Leipzig, who were looking to make a push for a top-four finish in the Bundesliga. The loss of Baumgartner could also impact Leipzig's Europa League hopes, as he had started to emerge as a key player for the team in Europe's premier competition. Baumgartner's injury is a reminder of the dangers of playing professional football,Ligue 1 Express and the importance of maintaining fitness levels during the off-season. Leipzig will now have to look for replacements for Baumgartner, either through loan deals or by signing new players. Despite the setback, Leipzig manager Ralf Rangnick has praised Baumgartner's character and work ethic, saying: "Max is a special person. He is very dedicated and hardworking. I am really sorry for him and his family." As fans of Leipzig FC, we can only hope that Baumgartner's recovery goes smoothly and that he returns to full fitness as soon as possible. We wish him all the best on his road to recovery. |
