Adam Idah facing lengthy layoff due to ‘significant’ injury
Swansea City's Adam Idah (second from left)celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the gameduring the Sky Bet Championship match at the Swansea.com Stadium
Swansea manager Vitor Matos has confirmed Ireland striker Adam Idah could be facing months on the sidelines in a significant injury blow.
Idah pulled up with a hamstring problem in training before the St Stephen’s Day defeat to Coventry City, and Matos fears the issue is likely to be “significant”.
However, he insists an exact timeframe on a return for the forward, who cost the club £6m in the summer, isn’t yet known.
When pressed on whether the former Celtic man was facing months rather than weeks on the sidelines, Matos responded: “It could be. It’s not clear yet, but it could be a significant one.”
The Republic of Ireland striker is now a doubt for the World Cup playoff match away to Czechia in March.
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