Another week is an important injury when preparing to host Nashville SC on Saturday for Seattle Sounders.
Sounders announced that Jackson Ragen, one of the finalists of the Major League Soccer’s defender of the year last season, will miss the next four to six weeks because it was late in the first half of the host FC Dallas on Saturday.
“Jackson’s search card is not only the technical part of the transition, but the ability to make the right transition,” Sounders Coach Brian Schmetzer said. He said. “So we’il miss him.”
Kim Kee-Hee or Jonathan Bell is likely to replace Ragen on Saturday. After playing the MLS Cup in the 2019 season, Kim returned to Sounders this year and took the season out of the counter last week.
“This little leadership of an experienced player is absolutely good,” Schmetzer said. He said. “There’s a few more miles on it, there’s a few more years, but it still looks good.”
Sounders (2-3-3, 9 points) can get a support from the return of the leading striker Jordan Morris, who kidnapped the last five games with Hamstring injury. Seattle scored only two goals without Morris and 1-2-2.
After missing the Dallas match, midfielder Albert Rusnak (Adductor) and defender Alex Role (Quadriceps) returns.
Nashville (4-3-1, 13 points) last Saturday Real Salt Lake against the visit of 2-1 victory against a two-game sled. Sam Surridge tied Dan Lovitz’s 30th with a title every time he had a title with a title.
“It comes from a win, everyone is satisfied with this.” He said. “When you play in such a game, this is not the cleanest and you do not play the best you can … Winning helps your trust.
“When entering Seattle, we know that it is a difficult place to play. We must be flexible for 90 minutes and play. The last result (result) does not matter what the last five results are or who is in the field. This is a war every time you go to Seattle.”
Nashville coach BJ Callaghan, team captain defender Walker Zimmerman’ın remained in the shock protocol and Saturday’s match for questionable, he said.
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