Felix Agu suffers another setback weeks after four-month layoff

Super Eagles and Werder Bremen full-back Felix Agu has picked up another injury just weeks after he returned from a four-month lay-off, Soccernet.ng reports.

The 26-year-old suffered a syndesmosis ligament injury, which meant that he had to undergo surgery, and in turn, missed four months of action, including the AFCON 2025 tournament.

Felix Agu returned to action two weeks ago against Freiburg, playing 28 minutes, before playing another 65 minutes against Bayern Munich.

Felix Agu Werder Bremen looks dejected in the Bundesliga match between Werder Bremen vs FC Bayern München at the Weserstadion
Felix Agu Werder Bremen looks dejected in the Bundesliga match between Werder Bremen vs FC Bayern München at the Weserstadion. Photo by Marco SteinbrennerxImago

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The Germany-born Nigerian was scheduled to start for Daniel Thioune's side in their loss against St. Pauli, but he got himself injured in the warm-up at Millerntor-Stadion.

Felix Agu suffers another injury setback

As per Werder Bremen's official website, Agu suffered a muscle injury in his adductor area during the warm-up against St. Pauli and will be without the left-back for the time being.

Felix Agu battles for the ball with Harry Kane in Werder Bremen's loss to Bayern Munich
Felix Agu battles for the ball with Harry Kane in Werder Bremen's loss to Bayern Munich. [Photo Credit/ Imago].

This was revealed by an MRI examination on Monday at the Paracelsus Clinic, and their head coach clarified the situation.

“In the situation we are in right now, any failure weighs even more heavily,” Daniel Thioune said about the Nigerian full-back.

“Felix had only just returned from his ankle injury. We hope he will be available to us again as soon as possible,” the German coach concluded.

Werder Bremen's Felix Agu on the ball
Werder Bremen's Felix Agu on the ball. [Photo Credit/ Imago].
Werder Bremen are currently 17th on the Bundesliga table, and are in danger of relegation to the 2. Bundesliga if their situations doesn't change quickly.

 

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