The head coach of the Belgium football team, Roberto Martinez, said that the player of that team, Marouane Fellaini, most likely injured the ligaments of his left knee during the match with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the qualifiers for the World Cup.
Belgium beat Bosnia last night with 4:3, and Fellaini asked to be substituted in the 29th minute as he had difficulty walking. The doctors helped him and it seems that the problem is in his left knee. "We are all very worried about Fellaini. We fear it is ligament damage," Martinez said, British media reported.
The injury of the Manchester United player was also confirmed by the Football Association of Belgium. "That's something we have to be worried about first. Ligaments, left knee," stated the Association.
Fellaini has been one of Manchester United's best players in recent times, having scored four goals in his last five games.
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