Ali Al-Hamadi’s most recent injury: Ipswich Town loan watch
On the day of the transfer deadline, the 23-year-old headed to Kenilworth Road on a season-long loan from the Blues, but he had a calf problem. Before making his league debut for the Hatters as they won 3-0 against Stockport County, Al-Hamadi just made his League One debut earlier this month, coming off the bench in their 4-3 FA Cup victory over Forest Green Rovers. After receiving his 16th cap and scoring in a 1-1 World Cup qualifying match with the United Arab Emirates, he was officially called up to play for his nation. However, before halftime, he was substituted.
The forward’s quad injury has finally been disclosed, but it is still unclear how long he will be sidelined. “Ali obviously picked up an injury, which is, first of all, disappointing for him because I know he’s been through a lot and then disappointed for us because he can help us,” Hatters manager Jack Wilshere stated. However, we’ll support and assist him while we wait for his return.
“We still don’t know how long he will be. We’re waiting to find out how big it is. However, it’s not the best option for him. He was accompanied today by Simon’s (Parsell, the medical coordinator) appointment with someone, about which more details will be provided later. It will undoubtedly take a little more than a few weeks, in my opinion. There is a £3 million obligation to buy clause in the Iraqi international’s loan agreement with Luton.
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