Ireland's Smallbone Injured Ahead Of Nations League

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Post on Oct 26, 2024

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Smallbone Blow for Ireland Ahead of Nations League Clash

Oh no, not again! It's bad news for Ireland as midfielder Josh Smallbone has picked up an injury just before the crucial Nations League games. The 23-year-old has been forced to withdraw from the squad due to a knock, leaving Stephen Kenny with a headache as he prepares for the big matches.

Smallbone, who plays for Stoke City, has been a regular in the Irish setup and was a key part of the team that secured promotion to League B last year. His absence is a huge blow for Ireland, especially with the games against Greece and Gibraltar coming up.

The injury happened during a training session with Stoke, leaving Smallbone out of action for a few weeks. This latest setback is a real bummer for the talented midfielder who was hoping to make his mark in the Nations League.

Stephen Kenny will be hoping that Smallbone's injury isn't too serious and that he can return to action soon. But for now, the focus is on the upcoming games and finding a way to win without one of their key players.

It's definitely a tough time for Ireland as they look to make a good start in the Nations League. But the squad is full of talent and they'll be determined to overcome this challenge. Fingers crossed Smallbone makes a speedy recovery and can get back on the pitch as soon as possible.