Swansea City’s Adam Idah is set for a spell on the sidelines after picking up a hamstring injury. According to Vitor Matos, the Republic of Ireland striker will be out of action until March. The injury was sustained during a training session before the Boxing Day match against Coventry City. Though initially feared to be worse, Matos reassures fans it’s not as severe as first thought.
Arriving in the last summer transfer window for £6m, Idah has been in competition with top scorer Zan Vipotnik, making five league starts and scoring a memorable winner against Wrexham. With Liam Cullen also ruled out due to a calf issue, Vipotnik is expected to lead the line for now. Young talent Bobby Wales could see more involvement, while Matos might also rely on attacking midfielder Melker Widell, who took the striker role in their victory against West Brom.
In other news, Josh Key looks to be on the mend and might feature in the upcoming FA Cup clash with West Brom. He exited early in the recent league match against them due to a foot injury but Matos updates it’s nothing too serious. Stay tuned for more updates on Swansea City’s injury situation and performance as they navigate through these challenges. #SwanseaCity #SwansUpdates