Dynamo goalkeeper Tim Schreiber injured: Will he come to the football evening?

Dynamo goalkeeper Tim Schreiber injured: Will he come to the football evening?

Dynamo Dresden goalkeeper Tim Schreiber is currently causing a lot of conversation in Dresden's football scene. The 27-year-old has been criticized by fans due to several mistakes in the build-up to the game. His achievements are controversial and the discussions never stop. A current hand injury that prevents him from training now gives the player additional things to think about. It is not yet clear when he will be able to actively intervene in the action again. However, this situation brings with it an unexpected advantage, because Schreiber is now not available for the upcoming football evening in Schönfeld, which is organized by Hans-Joachim Weigel, which encourages the organizer to recruit other Dynamo players as conversation partners. Weigel has been in contact with the goalkeeper for a long time and is taking on the challenge of creating interesting alternatives. According to Sächsische, this unplanned freedom due to Schreiber's injury will come just in time for the football evening.

Injury risks in football

Injuries in football are a serious issue, not only for professionals, but also for youth players. An analysis of the risk of injury in sport shows that almost 1,000 players in the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga were affected in the 2019/20 season. The incidence of injuries is particularly high in the defensive and offensive central midfield, where most ball actions and duels take place. A total of 42 head injuries were recorded in 126 games for the U11 and U13 teams. Head injuries occurred in about a third of these games, although no injuries occurred in 74.6% of the games. This makes it clear that headers play a subordinate role in the younger age groups compared to collisions, as the Ärzteblatt reports.

The challenges that come with serious injuries should not be taken lightly in both the professional and youth soccer scenes. In Tim Schreiber's case, his hand injury draws attention to the risks that goalkeepers also face. While he is undergoing medical treatment, it remains to be hoped that he will be back in full training soon and can impress the Dynamo Dresden fans with better performances.