Karol Mets
32-Year-Old
FC St. Pauli
Bundesliga
OUT
Injury Knee
Est. Return 9/14/2025
Suffers setback in training
Mets (knee) has recently resumed partial training but suffered a setback from his long-term injury and will have to take another break, coach Alexander Blessin said in a press conference. "Karol had a short break, so we'll have to wait a bit longer."
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Mets suffered a season-ending knee injury last November and only recently resumed partial training with the team after many months out, but he will now face another break after suffering a setback and being diagnosed with a stress reaction. This is a major blow for the club, as Mets is an undisputed starter in the backline when available.
Mets suffered a season-ending knee injury last November and only recently resumed partial training with the team after many months out, but he will now face another break after suffering a setback and being diagnosed with a stress reaction. This is a major blow for the club, as Mets is an undisputed starter in the backline when available.
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Back in team training
Mets (knee) returned to team training Tuesday, St. Pauli Abendblatt reports.
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Undergoes successful knee surgery
Mets (knee) underwent successful surgery Thursday, performed by knee specialist Prof. Dr. Karl-Heinz Frosch at the University Hospital of Hamburg (UKE). The procedure will sideline him for several months, the club announced.
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Training on his own
Mets is training on his own and is still not ready to return to action, the club announced Monday.
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Not ready yet
Mets (knee) is progressing well but is not being rushed back, as the staff wants him to build up slowly, coach Alexander Blessin said in the press conference. "Karol is on the right track. But we'll give him all the time he needs. We want to build him up slowly. But I'm pleased that he's able to make runs at a faster pace again."
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Still needs time
Mets (knee) is being carefully managed by the coach and medical staff as they want him to regain stability in his knee after missing competition since early November, coach Alexander Blessin said in the press conference. "We want to give Karol some rest and time. We are not taking any risks. He should prepare himself so that he feels stable in his knee again," said the coach.
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