Fraîchement arrivé au SCO d’Angers, Abdallah Sima va devoir patienter avant de faire ses débuts. L’attaquant sénégalais est blessé et sera absent pour quelques semaines.
Ses pépins physiques qui l’ont éloigné des terrains de très nombreuses fois depuis son départ de Slavia Prague font encore souffrir Abdallah Sima. Arrivé cet été en provenance de Brighton & Hove Albion – sous la forme d’un prêt sans option d’achat – et après avoir fait une bonne préparation avec Angers, le jeune attaquant sénégalais est parti à l’infirmerie du SCO depuis plus d’une semaine.
Déjà absent lors du premier match de la saison en Championnat face au FC Nantes, l’ancien joueur de Thonon Evian Grand Genève FC ne sera pas présent dimanche pour la rencontre contre l’AJ Auxerre. Et son absence devrait s’éterniser. En effet, l’attaquant international sénégalais de 21 ans est touché aux ischio-jambiers et n’est attendu qu’à la fin du mois d’août, dans le meilleur des cas.
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