Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has shed light on Jordan Ayew’s substitution in Palace’s English Premier League tie against Tottenham Hotspurs.
Palace lost 3-1 to Spurs at the Tottenham Stadium and Ayew got substituted after the 70th minute mark sparking questions over a suspected injury.
Teammate Eberechi Eze was withdrawn earlier in the 65th minute as a precaution with the England international coming off a muscle injury.
In the post game interview, Glasner stated that Ayew took a hit on his hip and this issue was the reason behind the substitution.
“He got a hit in the first-half on his hip. He already told us at half-time he had maybe 10 or 15 minutes, but I hope and I think it’s not so bad.”
Jordan Ayew is coming off getting goals in back to back games for Palace with his goal against Everton earning him a nomination spot on the EPL Goal of the Month Award for February.
The former Swansea City forward recently reached 200 appearances for Palace.
