- David Moyes revealed that Unliman Ndiaye suffered a knee injury against Liverpool
- The Senegalese international will be sideways for several weeks with the problem
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Everton has suffered a great setback of injuries since Ndiaye has been discarded for an indefinite period of time with a medial ligament injury.
The 24 -year -old could not contain his tears after leaving the last meseyside derby at Goodison Park on Wednesday.
Ndiaye seemed to kick the lawn after a challenge with Dominik Szoboszlai from Liverpool and needed medical attention in the field shortly after.
He was clearly desperate to continue, but he quickly realized when he stood out again.
Now, David Moyes has revealed that the best Everton scorer in the Premier League this season will lose weeks of action with his knee problem.
'It has a medial ligament injury. He doesn't look great, “Moyes said Friday before the Toffee Trip to the Crystal Palace.
David Moyes revealed that Unliman Ndiaye suffered a knee injury and will lose weeks of action
The midfielder was forced after only 25 minutes at the meseyside derby earlier this week
Since Marseille joined last year, Ndiaye is Everton's top in the Premier League (6)
“I'm not sure how long it will spend, it will certainly be a few weeks.”
The recovery time of a MCL lesion depends on its gravity, which goes from a grade 1 sprain to a grade 3 break.
In the case of a minor sprain, one can expect to return to action after just two weeks.
However, a complete break can take up to twelve weeks to heal; In this event, Ndiaye would return in early May with only a few remaining weeks of the season.
And, if the Toffee striker required surgery on the subject, it could be set aside for longer, and even lose the rest of the Everton campaign in the worst case.
After joining from Marseille last summer, Nidaye scored six goals this season and found the network in each of its last three appearances on the upper flight before facing Liverpool.
All games with Moyes have begun since the Scots began his second spell in Merseyside in early January.
Everton travels southern London for Face Palace on Saturday afternoon, and will probably look for Jack Harrison to replace Ndiaye.
The Senegalese international can lose the rest of the Everton season in the worst case.
Jack Harrison will probably replace Ndiaye for the next Everton game against Crystal Palace
The 28 -year -old replaced him against Liverpool and has started 12 games in the Premier League this season.
Everton is looking to continue his impressive league form since his new manager has participated in the paper.
They have achieved three victories, a draw and a defeat in the five games of the Moyes League, a record that has left their dust descent concerns.
They are now in 15ยบ place in 27 points, 10 from the fall zone.