Knee injury: long forced break for Dusseldorf Kownacki

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The striker of the Rheinlander was already injured in advance of the undecided against the Oberpfälzer. In the final training, the 24-year-old pole pulled up an outer tape crack in the right knee. Kownacki is now operated and the team of coach Christian Preußer is not available for a long time. Among Prusser only a joker Kownacki came in the winter of 2019 on a loan base of Sampdoria Genoa to the then Bundesliga club from the Rhine. In September of the same year, the Düsseldorf undertaken the Polish national player for around seven million euros and equip him with a contract until 2023. So far, Kownacki completed 65 compulsory games for the Feden (twelve hits). In the previous season, it was not yet particularly round - four times he was replaced, once he was in the Startelf - at the 0: 2 in Nuremberg on the 3rd matchday (Christian Preußer-Note 5).