Olympiacos’ Cory Joseph sidelined with muscle strain

08/02/202615:27

Head coach Georgios Bartzokas confirms the guard will miss the immediate period ahead.

Olympiacos will be without Cory Joseph for an indefinite period, as the team’s newcomer has suffered a muscle strain. The injury was confirmed following Sunday’s domestic league win against Promitheas Patras.

Head coach Georgios Bartzokas addressed the situation after the game, providing an update on Joseph’s condition while stopping short of medical details.

“I do have an update, but it’s better for the team to announce it first so I don’t get myself tangled up in medical terminology. We won’t have him in the immediate period ahead,” Bartzokas said.

Joseph’s absence represents a setback for Olympiacos as they navigate a busy stretch of the season.

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