Leeds United’s on-loan sensation Rasmus Kristensen is bracing for a hiatus from the field after incurring an injury while playing for Roma. The setback occurred during Roma’s emphatic 4-1 victory over Monza last weekend when Kristensen was forced to exit the game prematurely due to a thigh injury.
Since moving to Roma on a temporary basis from Leeds last summer, Kristensen has been a pivotal figure, clocking in 16 starts in Serie A this campaign. Recent assessments of the defender’s condition have brought unwelcome news for the player still under contract with Leeds.
Reports from Il Tempo (cited by RomaNews) reveal that the Danish international is anticipated to miss upcoming matches, sidelining him for approximately a month. Kristensen is reportedly eyeing a comeback in time for the highly anticipated Rome derby against Lazio on April 7th.
As he embarks on his recovery journey, Kristensen remains hopeful of steering clear of any complications that could delay his return to action. With a contract extending to 2027 with Leeds United, it’s yet to be disclosed if the English club’s medical staff will play a role in his rehabilitation process.
