Beşiktaş captain Orkun Kökçü injured against Hoffenheim
Orkun Kökçü suffered a partial plantar fascia tear and traumatic heel fat pad separation during the Hoffenheim match.
KEY POINTS
- Orkun Kökçü was injured in the Hoffenheim match
- He was replaced by Fabio Miretti at the start of the second half
- MRI showed a partial plantar fascia tear and heel fat pad separation
- Treatment has started under Beşiktaş medical staff
Beşiktaş captain Orkun Kökçü was injured during the UEFA Europa League match against Hoffenheim and left the field at the start of the second half, replaced by Fabio Miretti.
Kököcü continued playing despite the injury during the first half.
“Beşiktaş stated that treatment for the midfielder has begun under the club's medical staff.”
An MRI at Acıbadem Altunizade Hospital revealed a partial plantar fascia tear in his right foot sole and traumatic separation in the heel fat pad.
Beşiktaş stated that treatment for the midfielder has begun under the club's medical staff.
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