Amadou Haidara, the talented midfielder for RB Leipzig, has suffered a new injury that is likely to keep him out of action for several weeks. The 22-year-old has been one of the key players for Leipzig this season and his absence will be a significant blow to their title hopes.

Haidara sustained an ankle injury during Leipzig's match against Werder Bremen on October 18th. He was replaced by Max Kruse in the second half and it was later confirmed that he had injured his ankle. The player underwent surgery on November 5th and it is expected that he will miss at least four months of football.

The news of Haidara's injury comes as a major blow to Leipzig's title aspirations. They currently sit second in the Bundesliga table with 36 points from 14 matches, but they are just two points behind leaders Bayern Munich. With Haidara out for so long, Leipzig will have to rely on other midfielders such as Kevin Volland and Yussuf Poulsen to step up and fill the void left by their star player.

Despite the setback, Leipzig manager Ralf Rangnick remains positive about their chances of winning the championship. "We're not going to give up now,Ligue 1 Snapshot" he said. "We still have a lot of games to play and we'll try to fight until the end."

In conclusion, the latest injury update for Amadou Haidara is a big concern for RB Leipzig. However, with the team remaining competitive despite the setback, there is hope that they can continue their strong performance in the league. The club will have to rely on its other midfielders to fill the void left by the injured player, but with the right approach, they may be able to overcome the challenge.

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