Nigerian winger Moses Usor is a doubt for LASK’s Champions League home game against Liverpool on Wednesday after hurting his shoulder in a 2-0 defeat to Rapid Wien on Sunday.
Usor came on in the 61st minute at the Raiffeisen Arena, replacing Christoph Lang.
He was taken off again about twelve minutes later, with Samuel Adediran coming on in his place.
LASK coach Dietmar Kühbauer later said the problem is in the shoulder joint and that he hopes it will not keep the 24-year-old out for long. No timeline has been given.
The injury adds to a difficult spell for the Austrian side. They have lost three of their last four games in all competitions, including their Champions League opener against AEK Athens.
Bello is already ruled out for the Liverpool game with a muscle injury, and LASK face eight matches in the next four weeks.
Usor has two goals and three assists in eight appearances this season, which makes him one of the team’s most productive attackers.
Usor made his Super Eagles debut in the September window and scored in the 2-1 win over Madagascar in Uyo.
