Serhou Guirassy
BVBGuinea
Right
Mar 12, 1996
30
6'2"
181 lb
CF
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Poacher
DortmundOne goal from eight shots
Guirassy scored one goal to go with eight shots (five on goal) in Saturday's 2-0 win against Werder Bremen.
Analysis: Guirassy scored Dortmund's first goal as they went on to win 2-0 away to Werder Bremen. This was his 17th Bundesliga goal of the season. He took eight shots and got five on target. This was the second time this season he has taken eight or more shots and his third time putting give shots on target.
Nets on only shot
Guirassy scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Friday's 3-2 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.
Analysis: Guirassy took only one shot during Friday's win, but it was all he needed to score a decisive goal during the 3-2 win. The striker dispatched his chance excellently and earned a crucial three points for Dortmund in the back half of the campaign. This goal moves him up to 16 on the campaign, with three in the last four matches.
Goals in two straight
Guirassy scored a goal while taking four shots (one on goal) and crossing once inaccurately during Sunday's 4-0 win over Freiburg.
Analysis: Guirassy found the back of the net in the 14th minute while leading his side in shots. The forward has goals in back-to-back matches while combining for eight shots and creating a chance over his last three appearances.
Starting Sunday
Guirassy (concussion) is in the starting XI for Sunday's clash with Freiburg.
Analysis: Guirassy is back in the starting XI for Sunday's clash after overcoming a concussion. He trained on Friday but was still a major doubt for Sunday's clash. It turns out that was too pessimistic as he's now back fit and starting. Fabio Silva is on the bench with Guirassy starting.
Trains Friday, still doubtful
Guirassy (concussion) returned to team training Friday but remains a doubt for Sunday's clash against Freiburg, according to coach Niko Kovac, per Ruhr 24.
Analysis: Guirassy had been unable to train before Friday after sustaining a concussion during Saturday's loss at Hoffenheim, where he remarkably powered through the knock to score the equalizer before being assessed by the medical staff. His return to the training pitch is a significant relief for Dortmund heading into the weekend, and the club will make a final call on his squad inclusion after the medical department signs off on his condition. Fabio Silva remains on standby if any last-minute concerns prevent Guirassy from being cleared.
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