Kosovo striker Muhamet Hyseni has not had an easy start in his adventure in Romanian football. After several obstacles accompanying him in the first few months, the footballer has already faced a injury that will keep him out of the field for several weeks.

Hyseni, who during this season joined the Romanian Superleague team Farul Constanta, in the form of borrowing from the Danish club AC Horsens, is expected to be missing for about six weeks due to a muscle problem.

The start of his adventure in Romania was accompanied by some difficulties. Compared to a significant period in personal life, following his father’s life-free separation in mid-September, Kosovo’s assailants had to wait for work permits from Romanian authorities.

After overcoming these obstacles, however, Hyseni managed to debut as a title for Farul’s fantel, recording a fine display. But after the meeting ended, he began to feel pain in his belly muscles.

The injury was confirmed yesterday by team coach Ioan Sabau, who during the press conference prior to his encounter with Otelul.

This lack comes at an unfriendly moment for the Kosovo assailant, who had just begun to win the first minutes and adjust to the new environment at the Romanian championship.

Currently, attention will be to his recovery, in the hope that Hyseni will return as soon as possible to the team and continue to prove his qualities in Romanian football. /Telegraph/