
Dominik Szoboszlai has joined Hungary's national team camp despite sustaining a knee injury against Crystal Palace. The Hungarian Football Federation confirmed he suffered a knee sprain and stated they will do everything possible to ensure his availability for upcoming Nations League fixtures against Georgia and Northern Ireland. Hungary noted that any decision on his match involvement will likely be made at the last minute.
Manager Andoni Iraola expressed concern about Szoboszlai joining the national team after previously losing three players to injury during the last break. Szoboszlai was substituted after extending his knee at Selhurst Park, with Iraola emphasizing that the midfielder was not fully fit and urging caution regarding his playing time.
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