UPDATED SUNDAY 7th Sept "LATEST ON MATS DAEHLI'S INJURY "'

' UPDATED SUNDAY 7th SEPT '

Mats Dæhli is training for first time today since the England match. He says he still gets a pain in the Knee, but I can see it will be better day by day now, and hopes to play Italy on tuesday even with some pain.




UPDATED SATURDAY 6th SEPT


Mats Daehli declares himself fit for the game against Italy on Tuesday. He had a session of alternative training with his national team Saturday evening.

- In my mind I'm ready for the next game, Mats said.

He has stated that he really wants to play if he'll be fit in time. Still, he admits that the knee isn't one hundered percent:

- It still hurts to strike a ball.

It's believed that the norwegian coach
Hogmo really want his young starlet to play against Italy, but will take no risk worsening the injury.









UPDATED Thursday 4th Sept 2014

A scan of Mats knee has revealed no serious damage and the Norwegian Football federation had hoped the midfielder might indeed be available for their Euro 2016 qualifier with Italy in Oslo next week.


The Norwegian football association tweeted this today:
@NFF_info: Good news: Negative MR for Daehli. The pain was only caused by a blow to his knee. Too early to say if he'll be ready for the Italy-game. He will be followed up day by day.

(The first Norwegian EC-qualifying match will be played i Norway against Italy the 9th of September)

Mats Daehli: - I feared the worst.
Mats Møller Dæhli said on his instagram that he hopes to be fit for Italy!

Now he hopes to be ready for the next game against group favorites Italy.

- It's a little stiff (my knee), but I hope to play on Tuesday, says Daehli.



UPDATED

JetNorwegian"]Norwegian coach: He's OK!

Cardiff City's Mats Møller Dæhli has suffered no serious damage to his knee after being stretchered off against England at Wembley, the Norwegian Football Association have confirmed.

The midfielder gave his club manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a real worry after leaving the field just 10 minutes into the second half of the friendly with Roy Hodgson's men in London.




random3 wrote:
Norwegian football federation's twitter:

"Status Dæhli: Fikk spark på utsiden av kneet. Har blitt undersøkt med røntgen. Viser at det ikke er noe alvorlig. #ENGNOR"

*Status Dæhli: Was kicked on the outside of the knee. Has been to x-ray examination. No serious damage.





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Cardiff City midfielder Mats Møller Dæhli stretchered off in Norway's friendly with England at Wembley

Wed Sep 03, 2014

By Alex Bywater


The Bluebirds man seemed to suffer a knee problem in an innocuous looking challenge with Raheem Sterling

Cardiff City midfielder Mats Møller Dæhli gave his club manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a real worry after he was stretchered off in Norway's friendly with England at Wembley.

The Bluebirds man, who had been Norway's one bright attacking hope in what was otherwise a turgid encounter, seemed to suffer a knee injury attempting to tackle England's Raheem Sterling.

In what was a fairly innocuous looking challenge, it looked like the 18-year-old Norwegian caught his knee in the Wembley turf.

The former Molde and Manchester United midfielder seemed in obvious pain and stayed down for a sustained period of time before leaving the pitch on a stretcher just 10 minutes into the second half.

While it remains unclear as to the severity of Daehli's injury, any prolonged absence would be a major blow to Solskjaer.

The Bluebirds manager does have an array of midfield options at his disposal but Daehli, who has impressed so far this season, is one of the squad's most creative players.

Hope he's ok, obviously, but if not, then we'll have to make the best of it. That's football.

Don't panic Noone is back!

Doesn't look too good unfortunately.

I hope the scans show no serious damage.

Hope he is OK, great talent.

But when I heard it I didn't panic, in fact I don't think I'd worry about losing anyone atm. We have cover.

Norwegian football federation's twitter:

"Status Dæhli: Fikk spark på utsiden av kneet. Har blitt undersøkt med røntgen. Viser at det ikke er noe alvorlig. #ENGNOR"

*Status Dæhli: Was kicked on the outside of the knee. Has been to x-ray examination. No serious damage.

Last edited by random3 on Wed Sep 03, 2014 9:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Hope he is OK, great talent.

But when I heard it I didn't panic, in fact I don't think I'd worry about losing anyone atm. We have cover.

Not too worried about the team - this is why a great big squad is good to have. But this could seriously hamper Daehli's development, and that's really what this season is about for him. And CCFC need Daehli to take those steps. Will report here as soon as norwegian media mentions anything about the seriousness of Mats' injury.

Norwegian football federation's twitter:

"Status Dæhli: Fikk spark på utsiden av kneet. Har blitt undersøkt med røntgen. Viser at det ikke er noe alvorlig. #ENGNOR"

*Status Dæhli: Was kicked on the outside of the knee. Has been to x-ray examination. No serious damage.

I thought it could be ligaments, didn't see contact with a kick

The injury is not serious. Some are even speculating he will be back in time for Italy tuesday, and probably stay in the squad.

The injury is not serious. Some are even speculating he will be back in time for Italy tuesday, and probably stay in the squad.

Cheers

Eh? What kick? You see him go into the tackle, then the player gets away from him and his knee digs into the ground while his body keeps going. I will wait for more than twitter to tell us about the health of a player of our team.

The injury is not serious. Some are even speculating he will be back in time for Italy tuesday, and probably stay in the squad.

He wont be playing Tuesday

Eh? What kick? You see him go into the tackle, then the player gets away from him and his knee digs into the ground while his body keeps going. I will wait for more than twitter to tell us about the health of a player of our team.

It might have been the incident prior to when he fell to the ground. Hopefully it was. Cautiously optimistic after hearing that the x-ray came back negative.

Norwegian football federation's twitter:

"Status Dæhli: Fikk spark på utsiden av kneet. Har blitt undersøkt med røntgen. Viser at det ikke er noe alvorlig. #ENGNOR"

*Status Dæhli: Was kicked on the outside of the knee. Has been to x-ray examination. No serious damage.

Brilliant

Norweigan journo tweeted x-ray Friday but then deleted it?

The injury is not serious. Some are even speculating he will be back in time for Italy tuesday, and probably stay in the squad.

He wont be playing Tuesday

How do you know? Haven´t seen any statement in that direction yet.

bluebirdsgossip ‏@bluebirdsgossip 10m
RT @NorwayStats: Mats Møller Dæhli can be ready to play Italy. It's not a severe injury. The pain stems from the blow to the knee. Good news

They just held a press conference, where they stated that they hope to have him ready for their game vs Italy on tuesday. Good news!

We got fcking Norwegians all over this forum and we use google translate !!!!!!!

Is he OK ?????

The Norwegian football association tweeted this today:
@NFF_info: Good news: Negative MR for Daehli. The pain was only caused by a blow to his knee. Too early to say if he'll be ready for the Italy-game. He will be followed up day by day.

(The first Norwegian EC-qualifying match will be played i Norway against Italy the 9th of September)

Mats Daehli: - I feared the worst.

Now he hopes to be ready for the next game against group favorites Italy.

- It's a little stiff (my knee), but I hope to play on Tuesday, says Daehli.

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This means that both the CT- and the MR-scan came back negative. Everybody breathe easy!

Thank god, I still hope Ødegaard gets called up as a precaution, just in case Dæhli can't play, because without a creator we'll be smashed.

The Norwegian football association tweeted this today:
@NFF_info: Good news: Negative MR for Daehli. The pain was only caused by a blow to his knee. Too early to say if he'll be ready for the Italy-game. He will be followed up day by day.

(The first Norwegian EC-qualifying match will be played i Norway against Italy the 9th of September)

Mats Daehli: - I feared the worst.

Now he hopes to be ready for the next game against group favorites Italy.

- It's a little stiff (my knee), but I hope to play on Tuesday, says Daehli.

---------------

This means that both the CT- and the MR-scan came back negative. Everybody breathe easy!

Cheers

Cardiff City star Mats Møller Dæhli speaks out over Wembley injury as he looks set to be fit to face Norwich
Sep 04, 2014

By Steve Tucker

The Norwegian schemer caused Bluebirds fans to fret after being injured in a clash with Raheem Sterling at Wembley


Mats Daehli looks likely to miss Norway’s clash with Italy next week, but should be fit for Cardiff City’s meeting with Norwich in the Championship.

The 19-year-old midfielder was stretchered off with a knee injury in his country’s 1-0 defeat to England at Wembley and concerns about immediately raised about a player seen as integral to Bluebird boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s plans this season.

But a scan of the knee has revealed no serious damage and the Norwegian Football federation had hoped the midfielder might indeed be available for their Euro 2016 qualifier with Italy in Oslo next week.

Daehli himself is also hopeful saying today, “(Raheem) Sterling hit my knee. I felt great pain, but it feels better today. My hope is still to play Tuesday. I do want to play the Italy game. But we must wait and see how things develops over the days to come.”



Back in his native country Daehli’s hopes of facing the Azurri are regarded as very doubtful, but according to one Norwegian football expert, Cardiff’s clash with the Canaries should see the former Manchester United youngster ready for inclusion.

“Mats is back in Norway and being monitored, it’s going to be day by day this week” said Espen Hartvig, football correspondent for the Norwegian News Agency.

“There were hopes he might play against Italy, but that seems unlikely. The scan on his knee has showed it is not a cruciate ligament problem, but the Norwegian Federation will not take any chances with him.



“A decision will have to be taken early if he is going to play or not so that another player can be brought into that position and drilled. Norway do have options and I don’t think they would risk a young player like Mats who might be carrying an injury against a very physical and professional Italian side.

“The Federation has a good relationship with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer obviously and would not want to send an injured player back to Cardiff. I think the Cardiff game with Norwich is a much better option for Mats.”

Indeed WalesOnline understands that the Bluebirds themselves do believe Daehli will be fit to face the Canaries on September 13.

Cardiff City star Mats Møller Dæhli speaks out over Wembley injury as he looks set to be fit to face Norwich
Sep 04, 2014

By Steve Tucker

The Norwegian schemer caused Bluebirds fans to fret after being injured in a clash with Raheem Sterling at Wembley


Mats Daehli looks likely to miss Norway’s clash with Italy next week, but should be fit for Cardiff City’s meeting with Norwich in the Championship.

The 19-year-old midfielder was stretchered off with a knee injury in his country’s 1-0 defeat to England at Wembley and concerns about immediately raised about a player seen as integral to Bluebird boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s plans this season.

But a scan of the knee has revealed no serious damage and the Norwegian Football federation had hoped the midfielder might indeed be available for their Euro 2016 qualifier with Italy in Oslo next week.

Daehli himself is also hopeful saying today, “(Raheem) Sterling hit my knee. I felt great pain, but it feels better today. My hope is still to play Tuesday. I do want to play the Italy game. But we must wait and see how things develops over the days to come.”



Back in his native country Daehli’s hopes of facing the Azurri are regarded as very doubtful, but according to one Norwegian football expert, Cardiff’s clash with the Canaries should see the former Manchester United youngster ready for inclusion.

“Mats is back in Norway and being monitored, it’s going to be day by day this week” said Espen Hartvig, football correspondent for the Norwegian News Agency.

“There were hopes he might play against Italy, but that seems unlikely. The scan on his knee has showed it is not a cruciate ligament problem, but the Norwegian Federation will not take any chances with him.



“A decision will have to be taken early if he is going to play or not so that another player can be brought into that position and drilled. Norway do have options and I don’t think they would risk a young player like Mats who might be carrying an injury against a very physical and professional Italian side.

“The Federation has a good relationship with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer obviously and would not want to send an injured player back to Cardiff. I think the Cardiff game with Norwich is a much better option for Mats.”

Indeed WalesOnline understands that the Bluebirds themselves do believe Daehli will be fit to face the Canaries on September 13.

Sounds promising.

I feared the worse last night.

Ole will rest the international players who have played for their countries anyway. The benefits of a large talented squad.

They say he´ll be back in training tomorrow. Probable he´ll be available for the Italia game on Tuesday

Mats Daehli declares himself fit for the game against Italy on Tuesday. He had a session of alternative training with his national team Saturday evening.

- In my mind I'm ready for the next game, Mats said.

He has stated that he really wants to play if he'll be fit in time. Still, he admits that the knee isn't one hundered percent:

- It still hurts to strike a ball.

It's believed that the norwegian coach
Hogmo really want his young starlet to play against Italy, but will take no risk worsening the injury.

Mats Daehli declares himself fit for the game against Italy on Tuesday. He had a session of alternative training with his national team Saturday evening.

- In my mind I'm ready for the next game, Mats said.

He has stated that he really wants to play if he'll be fit in time. Still, he admits that the knee isn't one hundered percent:

- It still hurts to strike a ball.

It's believed that the norwegian coach
Hogmo really want his young starlet to play against Italy, but will take no risk worsening the injury.

Cheers

Mats Dæhli is training for first time today since the England match. He says he still gets a pain in the Knee, but I can see it will be better day by day now,and he hopes to play Italy on tuesday even with some pain.

My Personal Opinion He should not play this week.