Championship

ROBBIE’S STUCK ON SIDELINES

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The LeaguePaper Team
21 September 2025

PRESTON winger Robbie Brady is likely to miss the rest of 2025 after undergoing surgery on a persistent calf injury.
The winger, 33, who missed 15 games with calf problems last season, limped off during the Republic of Ireland’s 0-0 draw against Luxembourg in June and is yet to make an appearance for the Lilywhites this term.
“Robbie’s going to be out for a while,” said Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom. “The calf injury that he suffered, we knew it was a bad one. We’ve been speaking to some surgeons and getting medical advice, and the decision...

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