US EditionGalatasaray confirm 'serious' Noa Lang injury as statement released
Noa Lang suffered a severe thumb laceration requiring surgery after colliding with advertising boards during Galatasaray's Champions League loss at Anfield, the club confirmed.
- Galatasaray confirmed on Thursday that Noa Lang underwent surgery in Liverpool for a serious right-thumb injury requiring urgent treatment.
- During the closing stages on Wednesday, Noa Lang appeared to catch his right thumb on an advertising hoarding after a tussle with Curtis Jones, causing a deep laceration at Anfield.
- Club medics treated him on the pitch, giving Lang oxygen and attending for several minutes before he was stretchered off to a Liverpool hospital, with doctors from both clubs present.
- Galatasaray were beaten 4-0 at Anfield, with Liverpool overturning the tie and setting up a quarter-final against Paris Saint-Germain after goals from Dominik Szoboszlai, Hugo Ekitike, Ryan Gravenberch, and Mohamed Salah.
- Further checks will determine if Noa Lang, who will be examined at hospital soon, needs surgery after suffering a severe finger injury, Galatasaray said.
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The elimination of Champions League 2026 between Liverpool and Galatasaray left a strong scene in Anfield. Dutch extreme Noa Lang suffered a serious injury to the right hand during the second half of the round of the eighth finals, in which the English team scored to advance to the next round with a global score of 4-1. Galatasaray's footballer hooked his thumb on a billboard next to the field while he was playing an offensive play. The incident…
Last night, during the Champions League match between Liverpool and Galatasaray, the stambouliote winger Noa Lang cut his thumb and broke his arm on a foldable billboard before being...
Galatasaray's attacker Noa Lang was evacuated on stretcher this Wednesday after having deeply cut a finger on a billboard.
Galatasaray's attacker was evacuated to a Liverpool hospital after hitting a billboard this Wednesday in Anfield. He's going to undergo surgery in the next few hours.
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