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Turkey: Sor faces six weeks out with hamstring injury
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Turkey: Sor faces six weeks out with hamstring injury

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Yira Sor is expected to be sidelined for around six weeks due to a hamstring problem, DAILY POST reports.

Sor sustained the injury during Amedspor’s 2-1 victory over Trabzonspor at the Seyrantepe Spor Kompleksi Stadyumu on Monday night.

The winger equalised for the hosts in first half stoppage time, cancelling out Mohamed Salah’s opener for Trabzonspor.

The 26-year-old was replaced by compatriot Gift Orban in the 49th minute after picking up the injury.

Orban netted the winning goal for Amedspor on the dot of 90 minutes.

Sor linked up with Besnik Hasi’s side from Belgian Pro League club KRC Genk last month.

Turkey: Sor faces six weeks out with hamstring injury

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