Accrington ST's Isaac Sinclair Needs ACL Surgery
Accrington ST's Isaac Sinclair will undergo surgery on an ACL injury, putting him out of action for several months. The 25-year-old midfielder damaged his knee during a training session.
What Happened?
Sinclair, who joined the club from non-league Curzon Ashton in 2025, will have surgery and then face a prolonged spell of rehab. The club said in a statement on X: "Everyone at #asfc wishes Isaac Sinclair a speedy and healthy recovery."
Why It Matters for Accrington ST
The injury is a significant blow to Accrington ST, who are currently 12th in League Two with 1 point from 1 game. They are 2 points behind leaders Walsall and will be looking to strengthen their squad in the transfer window.
What Comes Next?
Sinclair will miss Accrington ST's next fixture against Port Vale on February 27, 2027. The club will be hoping that he makes a full recovery and returns to the pitch as soon as possible.
Accrington ST's next fixture is against Port Vale on February 27, 2027, at home. The club is currently 12th in League Two with 1 point from 1 game, 2 points behind leaders Walsall. They have scored 2 goals and conceded 2 this season, with a goal difference of 0. The team's recent form is a draw, and they will be looking to improve their performance in the coming weeks. Sinclair's injury is a significant setback for the team, but they will be hoping that he makes a full recovery and returns to the pitch as soon as possible.
