Juric is not optimistic because the Soutoric character Southampton suffers a fresh injury blow

Ever since he defeated the Ipwich Town rivals last time, it was a step forward and two steps backwards Southampton Following frustrating news within Ivan Juric, so did the transfer window.

News about southampton injury

Although survival is still in the world – 10 points are true – win over Ipswich at least Southampton put on the right path to try impossible. And it looked like it would soon follow three points of Move with a movement in a transfer window, only for their job signs Abakar Sylla collapse in the dying tokens of a winter window.

Forced to get rid of reinforcements that have already welcomed, the saints will be desperate to see Wellington, Joachim Kayi-Sanda, Rento Taacoka and Albert Gronbaek leave their mark on the Jurici side.

The latter has already enjoyed the rare Premier League victory in St. Mary’s, after starting the first time in the victory of his new side 2-1 over Ipswich. But he will not want to stop there, even if the saints will be forced to deal with without any older figure on the front of the injury in the coming weeks.

As Yuri confirmed, Jack Stephens is facing another magic to the side After just returning to the side from a long injury. Saints chief stated that he was “not optimistic” because of the fall of his captain in what was a frustrating blow for those in St. Mary.

It was left to cover the experienced defender last time, was Joe Aribo, who filled in the central part of his usual role in the middle of the field. In an interview with journalists, he repeated his willingness to adapt if needed once more in Stephens’ face.

Former Rangers man said: “We are ready to do our best to cross the line. We have to fight together. If I have to get into a position I am not familiar with, then I have to play the best I can there. I could do that today.”

Another return for Stephens

Just when Stephens returned, it remains to be seen, but Juric’s lack of optimism is certainly not a good sign. Captain Southampton endured the stop season, missing four of the opening 10 Premier league games through the suspension and then nine of the last 10 games Through injuries from early December to the New Year.

His absence comes at a time when Southampton needed the most. So far, the saints have scored 54 goals in only 24 Premier League games – another of Leicester City’s relegation rivals and the highest in the best flight of England. The argument could certainly have had that record with Stephens less harmful.

For now, Juric must be worn once again without his higher defenders and seek an internal solution. Whether Aribo will see it back once more, it will surely be interesting to see in their Fa Cup match against Burnley this weekend.