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After a change of command in Geneva, the FCSG will be without its captain for a few weeks.
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After a change of command in Geneva, the FCSG will be without its captain for a few weeks.

The FC St. Gallen football club has announced that their captain, Lukas Görtler, will be absent for several weeks due to a injury sustained during a match against Servette FC in Geneva. Although initial fears of a more severe injury were alleviated by medical examinations, which ruled out a broken bone, Görtler still needs time to recover. The injury occurred when opposing player David Douline fell on Görtler during a challenge, resulting in a heavy blow to his right shoulder. While the team initially feared a serious injury, they now provide a 'light warning,' indicating the situation is less severe than first thought.

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After a change of command in Geneva, the FCSG will be without its captain for a few weeks.

The FC St. Gallen football club has announced that their captain, Lukas Görtler, will be absent for several weeks due to a injury sustained during a match against Servette FC in Geneva. Although initial fears of a more severe injury were alleviated by medical examinations, which ruled out a broken bone, Görtler still needs time to recover. The injury occurred when opposing player David Douline fell on Görtler during a challenge, resulting in a heavy blow to his right shoulder. While the team initially feared a serious injury, they now provide a 'light warning,' indicating the situation is less severe than first thought.

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