Dortmund fear long lay-off for Sabitzer after knee injury

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2025-03-15

Leipzig, Germany (dpa) - Borussia Dortmund midfielder Marcel Sabitzer may be facing a long spell on the sidelines. The Austria international twisted his knee in the 2-0 Bundesliga loss at his former club RB Leipzig on Saturday and had to be substituted after just over half an hour. "Get well soon, Sabi!" Dortmund posted on X. According to broadcaster Sky, the severity of the injury could not be determined during the half-time break. An MRI scan......

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