Mats Hummels, the German international defender for Borussia Dortmund, has suffered two consecutive injuries in recent weeks that have forced him to miss several games. The first injury came during the team's match against Werder Bremen, where he sustained a thigh strain that required surgery. The second injury occurred during the team's match against RB Leipzig, where he suffered a knee ligament injury that will sideline him for six months.
The first injury was a setback for the team, as Hummels is one of their most important players and provides both defensive stability and leadership on the pitch. However, the club has been working hard to find a replacement for his absence. The team has also been looking into potential transfers to bring in new defenders who can fill in for Hummels until he returns to full fitness.
Hummels' injury comes at a crucial time for the team, as they look to secure their place in the Bundesliga playoffs. The team has already secured a spot in the Europa League, but with only three games remaining in the league season, they need to continue to perform well if they want to be able to compete for promotion to the top flight.
Despite the setbacks, the team remains focused on their goal of securing a place in Europe next season. They will continue to work hard and hope that Hummels will be back to full fitness soon so that they can focus on their upcoming matches.