Gor Mahia striker Ebenezer Adukwaw has been ruled out for the remainder of 2026 after undergoing surgery to address an injury sustained during the CECAFA Kagame Cup tournament.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAccording to a club update from team doctor Brian Odongo, the Ghanaian forward successfully underwent surgery and is expected to spend approximately three months recovering before returning to action.Why South Africa-based Kenyan striker is backing Harambee Stars to shock Bafana BafanaAdukwaw, who is in his second season with K’Ogalo, last featured for the club in August during the regional tournament. He started in the final against Rwanda's Rayon Sports before being replaced by Bryton Onyona.His absence has since extended beyond two months, with the latest development confirming that he will remain sidelined for an additional period as he recovers from the procedure. The club, however, did not disclose the specific nature of the injury.##NAJAVA_MECA_10088104##“Adukwaw has successfully undergone a surgical procedure yesterday (Sunday), and he is currently recovering well. He is expected to be out of football for approximately three months to allow adequate recovery,” said Odongo.The setback means Adukwaw will potentially miss the remainder of the first half of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League campaign, having already sat out the opening five matches.Akonnor pinpoints tactical flaws behind Gor Mahia’s first season defeatHis anticipated return in February 2027 is expected to provide Gor Mahia with an additional attacking option during the second half of the season as they pursue title defense and a record-extending 23rd league crown.
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