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PAOK captain Pelkas out four weeks after knee surgery
PAOK captain Dimitris Pelkas will miss approximately four weeks after undergoing knee arthroscopy, ruling him out of upcoming matches against Olympiacos and Kifisia Tutu Deals.
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ΠΑΟΚ: Καθαρισμό στο γόνατο ο Πέλκας, το διάστημα της απουσίας του
Photo: Gazzetta Greece · ΠΑΟΚ: Καθαρισμό στο γόνατο ο Πέλκας, το διάστημα της απουσίας του · Cropped for display
PAOK captain Dimitris Pelkas has been ruled out of action for approximately four weeks after undergoing knee arthroscopy today. The procedure places the international attacking midfielder on the club's injury list as they navigate a demanding period of Super League fixtures.
Following the operation, Pelkas was officially added to head coach Alessio Lisci's medical bulletin. This confirmation establishes the timeline for his recovery and immediate unavailability for team selection during the coming month.
The confirmed absence means Pelkas will definitely miss the upcoming league match against Olympiacos in Faliro. He is also set to sit out the subsequent home game against Kifisia Tutu Deals at Toumba, which takes place immediately after the scheduled league break.
Medical staff and the player now face a race against time regarding his potential return for the high-profile Super League matchday 12 encounter against AEK in Nea Filadelfeia. His availability for that specific fixture remains uncertain as he begins his rehabilitation process following the surgical intervention.
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