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DVSC confirms Lang Ádám out for three weeks with hamstring injury
DVSC announced that defender Lang Ádám will miss three weeks due to a hamstring injury sustained against Puskás Akadémia, while Kusnyir Erik has returned to full training.
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Illustrative archive photograph of Lang Ádám; not a photograph of the reported event.
Photo: Elekes Andor · Magyar válogatott.jpg · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Cropped for display
DVSC confirmed via its official website that defender Lang Ádám is expected to be sidelined for three weeks. The club stated that the 70-cap international suffered a hamstring injury while attempting a block during an away fixture against Puskás Akadémia in the NB I. Medical assessments indicate he should be able to resume training with the squad after the projected recovery period.
The update also addressed the status of several other first-team players currently managing injuries or returning to fitness. Szécsi Márk remains in rehabilitation for a calf issue, and Vajda Botond continues his own recovery program without a specified return date. Macsó Máté is projected to rejoin training sessions within one to two weeks, though this timeline remains tentative.
In positive news for the coaching staff, Kusnyir Erik has been cleared to participate in full team training starting Wednesday. His return provides additional options as DVSC manages defensive availability during Lang Ádám’s absence and monitors the ongoing rehabilitation of other squad members.
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