Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara absent at least two weeks

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By: Manu Tournoux

Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara absent at least two weeks

Angular stone of the Aston Villa midfielder, Boubacar Kamara is one of the references of the Premier League at the post this season, and is one of the main engines of the excellent Villains course in the Champions League. This Saturday, the Frenchman came out injured during the Premier League meeting between Ipswich and Aston Villa. Replaced in central defense, the former Marseillais played only 16 minutes before being replaced by Tyrone Mings.

According to Unai Emery, Kamara should be absent at least two weeks, and therefore miss the meeting against Liverpool in the Premier League, as well as potentially the eighth round of the club's champions. A news that falls badly for Aston Villa, already deprived of Ezri Konsa and Pau Torres in central defense, and who let Diego Carlos to Fenerbahce leave in the last hours of the winter transfer window.

Manu Tournoux

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