HSV confirm: Vuskovic’s finger not broken after outburst! | OneFootball

In the home game against Heidenheim, Luka Vuskovic wrote several stories. However, one of his fears did not come true.

With his celebrated goal to make it 1-0, Luka Vuskovic created perhaps the loudest moment at Volkspark since the 6-1 promotion game against Ulm. The Croatian defender scored Hamburg's first Bundesliga goal in over seven years, laying the foundation for the first win of the season.

After the game, the young defender surprised everyone: According to his own statement, he hit the opponent's post out of frustration after missing a scoring chance at 0-0. “I probably broke a finger. It's an old injury; I broke my finger a few months ago. But I was so angry that I missed such a big chance that I hit the post with my hand,” Vuskovic reported in the mixed zone.

Even at that moment, he grinned and noted: “It will heal, don't worry.”

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HSV jokes about Vuskovic: “Thumbs up is not possible yet”

And probably even faster than expected. As HSV announced on Tuesday afternoon via its social media channels, the 18-year-old only sustained “a severe bruise.”

The club shared a photo of Vuskovic grinning as he strolls across the training ground, raising his bandaged hand towards the camera. “A normal 'thumbs up' is not possible yet,” HSV added, garnishing their post with a wink. Therefore, there is nothing standing in the way of his participation in the upcoming game against 1. FC Union Berlin (September 28, 7:30 PM).

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