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Derby County's Langas ruled out until January with groin surgery

Summarised from 2 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 15 Oct, 14:32 · Archive

Derby County defender Sondre Langas will miss up to three months after groin surgery following his injury in Wednesday's 4-1 defeat to QPR.

Sondre Langas limped off after 10 minutes of Derby County's 4-1 Championship defeat to QPR on Wednesday when he injured his groin making a last-ditch tackle to prevent Rayan Kolli from opening the scoring. The 25-year-old initially carried on after treatment but sat down on the pitch moments later and was replaced by Ryan Nyambe.

Langas underwent scans that evening and subsequently had groin surgery. Manager John Eustace said the Norwegian would be sidelined for around 12 to 13 weeks, meaning he is unlikely to return until mid-January and could miss as many as 15 matches. Eustace described it as 'a big blow' for the club.

Derby's injury crisis has deepened with eight of nine current injuries affecting defenders. The club is now without all three left-backs and three centre-backs, leaving Dion Sanderson as the only fit centre-back for the weekend fixture against Stoke City. Eustace said the team would 'stick together' and work hard despite the 'difficult spot' they are in.

Derby County's Langas ruled out until January with groin surgery
Image: BBC Derbyshire

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