Red Bulls suffered from a big blow this week after the club announced the star striker Luis Morgan for at least six weeks after undergoing surgery on his left knee.
Morgan was injured while training the team the day before the opening of the Red Bulls house against Nashville on March 1.
He missed the last two games for the club.
Red Bulls coach Sandro Schwarrs was somewhat mysterious about Morgan's return before the announcement of Wednesday.
He had described Lewis as a week to a week and confirmed that the last issue was not related to the surgically repaired hip in 2023.
This injury was limited to only five MLS games that year, and he took the stage for the MLS player for the return of the year in 2024 when he led the teams in goals with 13, where Red Bulls arrived in the MLS Cup final for the first time since 2008.
Shawareers said during his weekly press conference before the match last week that Morgan was dealing with the latest setback.
“We are in very good conversations with Lewis. Schwarrs said at the time:” The medical staff is in very good conversations, “he is a very professional player, he is a very professional man and works seriously with the entire medical team.”
The Red Bulls Sofo team turned in the victory of Mohammed in his victory over the house to replace the Morgan-the 20-year-old ended with scoring his first goal in MLS at the beginning of his first profession-and he went to Wunderkind Julian Hall, 16 years old to fill the void at the end of last week with Atlanta.
Morgan signed a two -year contract extension before the start of the season, which comes with options for 2027 and 2028.
