Cameroonian striker Harouna Djibirin sidelined with serious ankle injury

SCO Angers are facing growing concern over the fitness of young Cameroonian striker Harouna Djibirin, who has been sidelined with a serious ankle injury.

The forward picked up the problem after returning from international duty with Cameroon’s U23 side, and has not yet rejoined full training with the first team.

His absence is now raising doubts over whether he will feature again before the end of the season.

At the club’s training centre, there is increasing worry as Djibirin continues his recovery away from the group.

The injury is understood to be significant enough to keep him out of action for the foreseeable future, with no clear timeline yet confirmed for his return.

Speaking in a press conference, his coach expressed concern about the situation and suggested the striker may not be available again this campaign.

The remarks reflect the seriousness of the injury and the uncertainty surrounding his rehabilitation process.

Djibirin’s setback comes at a difficult stage of the season for SCO Angers, who are entering a crucial period in their campaign.

The loss of a young attacking option could limit the team’s depth and flexibility in the final fixtures, increasing the pressure on the remaining squad members.

The club’s medical department is continuing to monitor his progress closely and is expected to provide further details on the extent of the injury and the likely recovery timeframe in the coming days. Until then, his return remains uncertain.

For Djibirin, the focus will now be on recovery and rehabilitation, with hopes of returning to full fitness as soon as possible.

However, with the season nearing its conclusion, there are growing fears within the club that he may not play a further part in current proceedings.

SCO Angers will now have to prepare for upcoming matches without one of their promising young attacking talents, as they await a clearer medical update.