Egypt forward Ramadan Sobhi will miss both of his country's World Cup qualifiers games against Senegal due to a knee injury
The 25-year-old attacker is a key figure in the Pharaoh's team, making his debut at the age of 17 years in 2015
Egypt and Senegal are set to go all out to secure one of Africa's five tickets to the World Cup to be hosted in Qatar by November 2022

Egypt-based attacker Ramadan Sobhi will miss the Pharaoh's crucial 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Senegal due to an injury.

The Pyramid FC forward suffered bruises on his right knee during Sunday's CAF Confederations Cup clash against Tunisia's CS Sfaxien.

According to Kingfut, Sohbi cannot be available for selection during the upcoming international break.

Big blow as top Egypt star is ruled out of World Cup qualifiers against Senegal — Pyramids FC forward, Ramadan Sobhi, will miss both of Egypt’s World Cup qualifiers games against Senegal due to a knee injury. Credit: @kick442
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Tests run by Sohbi's Egyptian club in Cairo revealed that revealed that he has a blood clot in the bones around his right knee.

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Sobhi will immediately start a two-week recovery program in order to return to full health under the supervision of the Pyramids medical staff. Meaning he will miss both games against Senegal.

The Pharaohs are set to face the Teranga Lions in the third and final round of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers. The first leg is set to be played in the Cairo International Satdium on March 25th, with second leg taking place four days later, on the 29th, in Dakar.

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Isaac Darko

Isaac Darko is a La Liga, Ligue 1 and Bundesliga editor at Sports Brief with a Degree in Journalism and Communications from Ghana Institute of Journalism (2010)