Rosenborg goalkeeper André Hansen has suffered a ligament injury and is ruled out for the Norwegian national team in the matches against Turkey and Montenegro.
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Rosenborg confirms this in a press release.
– It is of course very boring to lose the upcoming international matches. I will do what I can to make the injury stay as short as possible, so that I can be available for RBK in a very exciting gold hunt, and for the national team when the World Cup ticket is hopefully secured in November, Hansen says.
The goalkeeper injured himself in the match between Rosenborg and Mjøndalen on Sunday, and must train alternatively for 14 days. Hansen has started four of the last five international matches for Norway.
Otherwise, Ståle Solbakken has received good damage news:
– Investigations show that André suffered a slight ligament injury in the knee after a tackle in the match against Mjøndalen. Thus, waiting took weeks of alternative training, says RBK doctor Reidar Due.
He also played the second round last time Norway and Turkey met, when Rune Almenning Jarstein was replaced at the break.
Ørjan Håskjold Nyland started the previous international match against Gibraltar and Jarstein has been out with illness for half a year.
From before, it is clear to attack Alexander Sørloth loses the international matches against Turkey (October 8) and Montenegro (October 11). In addition, there is uncertainty about Erling Braut Haaland (not in training on Monday) and Sander Berge (thigh injury). The squad is coming Tuesday.
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