Breum injury makes it a Pyrrhic win | OneFootball

Danish playmaker Breum, a decisive creator at the heart of Les Verts’ play, was forced off against Grenoble on Saturday, his exit worrying supporters and his coach despite a comfortable position.

According to Le Progres, the 24th minute had barely started when an innocuous duel with Akpa Akpro left both players on the turf, and Breum reported discomfort behind his left thigh.

He went down again for the following Grenoble set piece, stood up, then sat back on the grass after a poorly used opposition corner in the 26th minute. With no risks taken, Zuriko Davitashvili came on.

Les Verts were 2-0 up and last season’s standout was entering, yet anxiety rippled through the Cauldron. Noisy despite the absence of both kops, the crowd suddenly fell silent.

The reaction underlined how essential Breum has become after only three league matches. He has been their most productive midfielder at the start of this season, and the possibility of any absence weighed on the mood.

Source: Le Progres

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