Wilfred Ndidi, captain of Nigeria’s Super Eagles, has been ruled out of action after sustaining a hamstring injury during Beşiktaş JK’s 1-0 defeat to Fenerbahçe SK.
The midfielder was forced off during the encounter after pulling up with discomfort, raising immediate concerns among fans and team officials.
Subsequent medical assessments have confirmed the injury as a Grade 2 partial hamstring tear, a condition expected to keep the influential midfielder sidelined for between four to six weeks.
The setback is a significant blow for both club and country, given Ndidi’s importance in midfield and his leadership role with the national team.
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While Beşiktaş JK will have to adjust in his absence during a crucial stage of the season, the Super Eagles will also be monitoring his recovery closely ahead of upcoming fixtures.
Ndidi is expected to begin rehabilitation immediately, with medical staff optimistic about a full recovery if proper recovery protocols are followed.
Fans and teammates have since sent messages of support to the midfielder, wishing him a speedy return to action.