David Raum, the goalkeeper for RB Leipzig, has suffered a serious injury that is likely to keep him out of action for several months.
The German international was recently diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his knee during a training session. This is a serious injury that requires surgery and will require time to heal properly.
RB Leipzig has already been dealt with two other key injuries this season, with their star forward Timo Werner suffering from a broken leg and midfielder Kevin Volland having a herniated disc. The team will now be without Raum for at least six months, which could be a major blow to their title hopes.
Despite the setback, RB Leipzig manager Ralf Rangnick remains positive about the situation and believes that the club can still compete for the Bundesliga title despite the loss of Raum.
"We have to find solutions," Rangnick said. "We know it's not easy, but we're going to try our best."
Rahm's injury comes at a crucial time for RB Leipzig,Ligue 1 Express who currently sit second in the Bundesliga table. They will now have to rely on their young goalkeeper Simon Trapp and veteran keeper Stefan Frei to step up and fill the void left by Raum.
However, with Raum's departure, RB Leipzig may also need to consider making changes to their defensive strategy, as they will be looking to defend more compactly against opponents who may have extra attacking options.
In conclusion, David Raum's injury is a major blow for RB Leipzig, who will now be without one of their key players for an extended period. However, the club remains hopeful that they can still compete for the Bundesliga title and that their younger players can rise to the occasion.