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Debreceni VSC welcome back four key players after 3-0 win over Zalaegerszegi TE

Debreceni VSC secured a 3-0 victory against Zalaegerszegi TE while welcoming back Dominik Kocsis, Maximilian Hofmann, Sergi Samper, and Julien Dacosta from injury.

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Debreceni VSC defeated Zalaegerszegi TE 3-0 in their most recent league match. The victory provided a positive backdrop for the return of several important squad members who had been sidelined by injuries.

Dominik Kocsis, Maximilian Hofmann, Sergi Samper, and Julien Dacosta all featured in the weekend fixture. Their availability marked a significant boost for the team as they returned to action following previous injury spells.

The club indicated that further reinforcements are on the horizon. Erik Kusnyir and Gergő Tercza trained with the team during the week. According to the official Loki website, both players will soon be available for selection.

Despite these returns, the squad continues to manage several injury cases. Botond Vajda and Máté Macsó are currently undergoing rehabilitation for hamstring injuries. Their recovery processes remain ongoing.

Márk Szécsi is also working to regain fitness. He is rehabilitating a calf strain. His progress will be monitored closely as the team looks to restore full depth to its roster.

Balázs Sain is recovering from an ankle sprain. Reports suggest he may train with the team in one to two weeks. This timeline offers a potential near-term return for the player.

Leon Myrtaj faces a longer absence. He has sustained a serious ankle injury that requires further examinations. He is expected to miss several weeks of action while medical staff assess the extent of the damage.

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