Super Eagles striker Peter Olayinka will be missing in action when the league resumes in the Czech Republic in a fortnight.
Olayinka cupped a serious injury as his team Slavia Prague held their maiden training session Thursday to kickstart their preparation to resume from the coronavirus enforced break.
The club added that Olayinka has since undergone surgery. It was revealed that the 24-year-old would miss three months of action, which means he won’t get to feature again until next season.“Unfortunately, the examination showed a fracture of the calf bone. In the early evening, Peter successfully underwent surgery,” the club doctor Petr Krejčí Jr explained.
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