Altach new signing
Diego Madritsch faces a longer break
The new signing from Rheindörfler dislocated his shoulder in the first test. However, Lincoln escaped with a minor injury. Altach captain Lukas Jäger was plagued by a wisdom tooth, but the Alberschwender is already back in training.
Bad luck for Altach in the first test match in Nenzing. Two players had to leave the field prematurely due to injuries. Striker Lincoln after just a few minutes, midfielder Diego Madritsch in the second half.
While Lincoln "only" twisted his ankle and will be able to resume training in a few days, ex-Rieder Madritsch is facing a longer break. The 18-year-old dislocated his shoulder. "It has bounced back quickly, but a ligament injury is still possible, which would then force us to take a break of several weeks," says sports director Roland Kirchler. Incidentally, he made a detour to Innsbruck yesterday to support his son Konstantin (Wattens) in the Tyrolean U16 final against Wacker Innsbruck.
Kirchler took a relaxed view of the 3-0 win in Nenzing: "Nevertheless, I would have liked one or two more goals. But you mustn't forget that we had some new players with us. The team first has to come together again. That will happen, I have no worries about that."
Lukas Jäger was also missing from the test in Nenzing. The Altach captain has problems with a wisdom tooth, which had to be extracted. He had to miss the game because he was taking antibiotics. The player from Alberschwen trained again yesterday.
Second test
The second week of training begins today for Altach. The next test is scheduled for Saturday (13.30) at Swiss Super League club Luzern.
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