Chelsea Football Club has been dealt a major blow as star striker Sam Kerr suffered a ruptured Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) during the club’s warm weather training camp in Morocco. The injury occurred this week and has left Kerr facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
A Devastating Blow
An official statement from the Blues confirmed the injury, stating, “Chelsea Football Club can confirm striker Sam Kerr has sustained an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury during our warm weather training camp in Morocco.” The club expressed its support for Kerr’s recovery and assured that she will be assessed by specialists and undergo rehabilitation with the club’s medical team.
A Stellar Career
Kerr, an Australia international, joined Chelsea in 2019 and has since made a significant impact. In her time with the club, she has scored an impressive 99 goals in 128 matches. Her contributions have been instrumental in securing four Women’s Super League title wins, three FA Cup triumphs, two Women’s League cup victories, and the Women’s Community Shield in 2020.
Well-Wishes for Recovery
Everyone at Chelsea Football Club extends their best wishes to Sam Kerr for a speedy recovery. The club’s statement concluded with a message of support, stating, “Everyone at Chelsea would like to wish Sam the very best for her recovery.”
F5 Magazine will continue to keep readers updated on Sam Kerr’s progress and any further developments regarding her injury.
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