Manolis Saliakas ist für das Auswärtsspiel des FC St. Pauli beim SC Freiburg am Sonntag fraglich. Cheftrainer Alexander Blessin erklärte auf der Pressekonferenz, dass der Rechtsverteidiger „ein bisschen Probleme“ gehabt habe und man nun abwarten müsse, „wie er es aufnimmt“. Eine endgültige Entscheidung soll erst am Samstag fallen. Nicht nur für den Fall, dass Saliakas nicht rechtzeitig fit werden sollte, bietet sich Arkadiusz Pyrka als Option an. Der Neuzugang fehlte gegen Borussia Mönchengladbach (0:4) krankheitsbedingt, ist inzwischen aber wieder fit. Selbst ohne die Beschwerden seines Konkurrenten wäre denkbar, dass er aus sportlichen Gründen wieder seine Chance bekommt. Dadurch, dass Saliakas körperlich vorbelastet ins Wochenende geht, könnte er erst recht in Freiburg in die Startelf rücken.

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