Bournemouth remain hopeful that USMNT star Tyler Adams will play again this season, with no “unnecessary” risks being taken on his fitness.
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Joined the Cherries in summer of 2023
Restricted to just three appearances
Hamstring problem followed by back complaint
WHAT HAPPENED?
The United States international joined the Cherries in the summer of 2023 while nursing a hamstring problem that was picked up while seeing Leeds suffer relegation out of the Premier League. Adams has undergone two operations in a bid to overcome those issues.
Andoni Iraola has told the Daily Echo when offering an update on Adams: “We have only two games, but I hope he is ready to play against Brentford. After a very long injury, everything was going really well with the hamstring. He played 90 minutes and now he has back problems. I think he is recovering well. Also we don’t want to take any unnecessary risk with him, so we are giving him the time he needs. Now with the points we have, it is not reasonable to risk anyone.”
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Bournemouth’s remaining games this season are against Brentford and Chelsea. It has also been revealed that they will be facing Wrexham in a friendly over the summer – with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney taking the Red Dragons to the United States – meaning that Adams could figure in games on home soil.