Borlingia striker Erling Holland will remain in the team’s reserve for several weeks due to injury, the club’s coach Marko Roze announced on Friday, and the injury will most likely prevent him from participating in the Norwegian national team match with Latvia.
Holland’s injury will be felt in the Dortmund team, which currently ranks second in the German football league, one point behind Bayern Munich.
This season, the Norwegian has scored nine goals in the Bundesliga, which makes him one of the best goal scorers in the league.
Holann had previously suffered a thigh injury and missed three matches, but in mid-October the player returned to the pitch.
Holland’s injury will also be felt in the Norwegian national team, which is expected to play two games in the World Cup qualifiers – on November 13 against the Latvian national team and on November 16 against the Netherlands.
“In a conversation with the Dortmund team, we agreed that he would not be called up to the national team,” Ula Sann, a doctor from the Norwegian national team, told the media. “It simply came to our notice then. About three or four weeks. “
The Norwegian national football team has not taken part in the biggest tournaments since the final of the European Football Championship in 2000, but is currently in second place in Group G of the qualifying tournament, two points behind the Dutch team. The Latvian national team ranks fifth in the group.
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