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Post by Everton News. on May 31, 2019 19:58:21 GMT
Cenk Tosun suffers knee injury whilst playing for TurkeyCenk Tosun captained Turkey as they recorded a 2-1 friendly victory over Greece in Antalya Greece netted a 93rd-minute consolation through Panathinaikos defender Dimitris Kourbelis. Examinations after the game showed left knee cross-ligament damage due to impact and edema. Following this development, Cenk Tosun was removed from the Turkish National Team. Turkey face Uzbekistan in another home friendly on Sunday, before welcoming world champions France for a Euro 2020 qualifying fixture on Saturday, June 8. Tosun was also due to face Everton teammate Gylfi Sigurdsson on Tuesday, June 11, when his nation play a qualifier against Iceland in Reykjavík.
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jul 2, 2019 15:44:07 GMT
Everton striker Cenk Tosun has spoken to Bein Sports Turkey about when expects to resume training and his ambitions for next season.
The forward is currently recovering from a knee injury which kept him out of Turkey’s last game.
Tosun has told Bein Sports he’s very determined to force himself back into Everton’s starting eleven but will only return to full training in the coming weeks: “It was a good holiday season with my friends, family. But now, it’s time to work hard. I’ve already started indoor workouts. My injury is getting better and better. I will start working in the middle of July.”
Last season the Turkish international struggled to get games under Marco Silva and finished the campaign with just three Premier League goals.
This has led to speculation he could return to the Super Lig this summer with his former club Besiktas said to be interested in taking him back on a loan deal.
Their local rivals Fenerbahce have also been linked. However, after it was confirmed last week that Max Kruse will be joining the Yellow Canaries, Tosun moving there now looks unlikely.
Given his latest comments it seems like he’s ready to commit himself to Everton which he’s also previously stated in interviews with the Turkish press.
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