Benfica forward doubtful for clash with Vitória de Guimarães | OneFootball

Jakub Kaminski is already in Seixal, where he has begun the recovery process from the muscle injury sustained while on international duty. The Benfica winger was released from the national team camp and is now being monitored by the Eagles’ medical department, in a race against time to return to action.

The 24-year-old player was injured in the 25th minute of the goalless draw between Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina, after feeling discomfort in his adductor muscle. The player - wanted in the Bundesliga - was eventually substituted, in a decision taken to avoid worsening the physical problem.

At first, the Polish international still admitted that he could recover in time for the national team’s next fixture. Speaking to TVP Sport, he explained that he had felt a problem in the adductor and preferred not to take any risks by staying on the pitch.

Although he initially remained with the Polish delegation, he was eventually released and allowed to return to Benfica early. The winger has already begun treatment and recovery work, while the extent of the injury is still being assessed by the Club’s medical staff.

Kaminski’s availability for the home match against Vitória de Guimarães, scheduled for 11 October, is therefore in doubt. Whether the new signing can be used will depend on his clinical progress over the coming days, with Benfica having to wait to see if the player can recover in time for the return to competition.

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