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Cedera himpit skuad takraw


PEMAIN Malaysia, Mohd. Azlan Mubin (kiri) akan menjalani pembedahan lutut kanan yang semestinya memerlukan rehat yang panjang.

KUALA LUMPUR - Usaha untuk memantapkan skuad sepak takraw kebangsaan menjelang Sukan SEA di Laos penghujung tahun ini tampak terjejas setelah dua apit kanannya bakal berehat panjang akibat kecederaan.

Skuad bimbingan Haris Abd. Rahman itu tidak akan dapat menggunakan khidmat pemain apit kanan berpengalaman, Mohd. Azlan Mubin untuk tempoh sekurang-kurangnya setengah tahun.

"Dia baru sahaja menjalani pembedahan di lutut sebelah kiri dan akan menjalani pembedahan untuk lutut kanan dalam masa terdekat yang semestinya memerlukan tempoh rehat yang panjang," katanya di sini, semalam.

Haris berkata, ketika pemain berusia 26 tahun itu mewakili negara pada Sukan Universiti ASEAN bulan lepas, dia telah pun mengalami kecederaan.

"Selain Azlan seorang lagi pemain apit kanan yang juga saya anggap sebagai 'killer' yang berpotensi ialah Helmi Heri yang mengalami kecederaan buku lali yang memerlukan rehat sekurang-kurangnya empat bulan," ujarnya.

Haris berkata, ketiadaan dua pemain utama itu bagaimanapun tidak mematahkan semangatnya untuk melatih pemain lain untuk bermain di posisi itu, dengan tujuh pemain kini giat menjalani latihan di kompleks Majlis Sukan Negara, Keramat.

Mengenai sasaran Persatuan Sepaktakraw Malaysia (PSM) untuk memenangi sekurang- kurangnya satu pingat emas di Sukan SEA Laos, Haris menjelaskan, perkara itu boleh direalisasikan jika tiada sebarang kecederaan dialami pemain.

Bagi program tahun ini, skuad kebangsaan akan memulakan perlawanan ujian dengan kelab di seluruh negara selama dua hari bermula Sabtu depan dengan lebih 20 pasukan telah mengesahkan penyertaan.

Selepas itu, mereka akan menyertai Kejohanan Jemputan Piala Pusingan Tuanku Raja Muda Perlis pada 6 hingga 8 Februari ini.

"Kejohanan di Perlis bakal menguji pemain-pemain kita kerana terdapat beberapa kelab dari Thailand akan menyertai pertandingan itu," katanya. - Bernama

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