Dmytro Babeliuk, a sports doctor known for his work with Rukh Lviv, explained the nuances of the injury to Sunderland's Ukrainian striker Nazariy Rusyn.
Nazariy Rusyn"For the second match in a row, Nazariy is not included in Sunderland's squad. The Black Cats' coach confirmed that the player has a "groin strain", which means an adductor muscle injury. It's important to note that on the eve of the transfer, Rusyn was recovering from pubalgia problems at Rukh's training facility, and the pubic bone is where the adductor muscles attach. That's why it makes sense to suspect that Rusyn is not suffering from a new problem now, but it is still the consequences of that old pubic bone problem.
It is not without reason that pubalgia is considered a serious medical condition that often recurs and requires increased attention. There is hope that the exacerbation is not serious, because Rusyn was photographed on the field, just not in the general group. He should focus on working with the abdominal muscles, toning the adductor muscles and working on elasticity. We expect Nazariy to be on the pitch as soon as possible," the doctor wrote on Telegram.
