Shanghai Shenhua FC has confirmed that the injured player, Kim Shin-wook, is currently undergoing treatment at Shanghai Sports Medicine Hospital and will be available for training in the coming days.

The injury to Shin-wook was sustained during a friendly match against Chinese side Guangzhou Evergrande on October 19th. The midfielder suffered a head injury while trying to tackle a teammate and was taken off the field without any immediate impact.

According to team medical staff, Shin-wook will require further testing to determine the exact nature of his injury and will undergo surgery if necessary. He is expected to miss most of next month's league season.

In addition to Shin-wook, the club also announced that their other key player, goalkeeper, Xie Xiaoyu, had been ruled out indefinitely with a knee injury. This leaves only one remaining member of the squad in the starting lineup, defender Lin Yuxuan.

Despite the setback, ShenhuaFC remains optimistic about their chances of making it through the upcoming season. The team has already secured three players from the Chinese Super League, including two forwards and a defender, and have made several signings to bolster their squad.

Shin-wook's absence means that the club must rely on a combination of young talent and experienced veterans to fill the void. However, despite the challenges, the team is committed to continuing their efforts and looking towards a bright future ahead.

Overall, it appears that Shin-wook's injury has not significantly impacted the team's preparations for the upcoming season, and they remain confident in their ability to overcome any obstacles that may arise.

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