Concussion Rules Out Brentford Captain for Everton Clash
Brentford’s Danish captain has been ruled out of their upcoming **Premier League** fixture against **Everton** due to concussion protocols. The club confirmed that the player sustained a head injury in their previous match and will not be available as he undergoes the mandatory recovery process.
The absence of the influential skipper is a major blow for **Thomas Frank’s** side, as they look to secure crucial points against an Everton team fighting for survival. The Brentford captain has been a key figure in their campaign, providing leadership and stability in midfield and defense.
Brentford’s medical team emphasized that the decision was made in line with **Premier League concussion guidelines**, which require a player to pass multiple assessments before returning to action. “His health and well-being come first. We will continue to monitor his progress and ensure he returns only when fully fit,” a club spokesperson stated.
With the captain unavailable, Brentford will need other senior players to step up, particularly in organizing the defense and controlling the midfield battle. Meanwhile, Everton may look to capitalize on his absence as they seek a much-needed victory.
The Bees will hope their captain makes a swift recovery and is available for their upcoming fixtures as they aim to finish the season strongly.
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