LASK Top Scorer Moses Usor Out for Season Finale With Knee Injury

"Of course, the injury is very bitter for Moses and for us, but at the same time we are relieved that there is no more serious ligament injury," said sporting director Dino Buric in an official club statement. The procedure aims to minimize recovery time ahead of preseason preparations.

His absence deals a significant blow to LASK's attacking options for their final Bundesliga fixture against Wiener Austria. Though already assured of their table-topping status, the match carries importance for maintaining momentum ahead of upcoming European competitions.

Season Performance and Scoring Impact

Usor's 13-goal tally trails only one player in the Admiral Bundesliga scoring charts, cementing his role as LASK's most consistent offensive threat. His contributions included four match-winning goals during the campaign, with his pace and finishing proving instrumental in the club's title challenge.

The Nigerian international joined LASK in 2024 and has since become a fan favorite, with his current season marking a career-high goal output. His partnership with midfield playmakers has been central to the team's league-leading 2.3 goals per game average.

Club officials emphasized that while Usor's absence is untimely, his long-term fitness takes priority. The arthroscopic approach suggests an estimated recovery window of 4-6 weeks, allowing full participation in summer training.