Jerome Adams Set for Spell on Sidelines After Fresh Injury Blow Jerome Adams faces another frustrating period away from action after suffering a thigh injury during Sevilla’s 2-1 defeat to Atletico Madrid. The Nigerian forward, who only recently returned from a calf issue, is now expected to miss several weeks of football due to a muscle strain in his right thigh. The club confirmed that the injury was diagnosed as a rectus femoris muscle problem, sustained during Sunday’s LaLiga fixture. Adams will commence his recovery on Wednesday under the supervision of Sevilla’s medical team. The 24 year old joined Sevilla from French side Montpellier in January. However, his time in Spain has been marred by fitness problems. He previously spent over a month on the sidelines with a calf injury and had just made his return to the pitch last month. A product of Norwegian side Lillestrøm, Adams’ transition to La Liga has been stop start. The latest setback is a significant blow both for the player and for Sevilla, who are relying on his attacking prowess in their push for European qualification. Editorial We must face it Jerome Adams’ transition to Spanish football has been anything but smooth. While he possesses all the qualities of a top-tier striker pace, strength, and intelligent movement his body seems to be struggling to keep pace with the demands of La Liga. This recent thigh injury, just weeks after recovering from a calf problem, is deeply concerning. Footballers thrive on rhythm and consistency, and Adams has been robbed of both. Injuries not only interrupt form but also erode confidence. It's a brutal cycle for any player, particularly one trying to cement his place in a new team. For Sevilla, the absence of a fit and firing Adams could affect their attacking options during a critical phase of the season.