As Monaco FC continues to face challenges in their quest for success, the club has made headlines with several notable injuries that have left players on the sidelines.

One of the latest developments is Wilfried Singo's injury, which has been confirmed by Monaco's medical staff. The Belgian international, who was last seen playing in the team's friendly against AS Roma on Tuesday, sustained a knee ligament injury during the match.

The severity of his injury remains unclear, but it is expected to take some time for him to recover fully. According to reports, Singo has undergone several tests and consultations, including MRI scans, before he was allowed to return to training. However, there is no word yet on when he will be able to resume full fitness.

Singo's absence from the team could prove detrimental as he was expected to make a significant contribution to the side's efforts this season. His contributions offensively were key in helping Monaco secure their place in the UEFA Champions League group stage last season. Without him, the team may struggle to maintain its form at this level.

Meanwhile, other players have also suffered injuries, with midfielder Benoit Assou-Ekotto being sidelined due to a calf injury. The Frenchman had been struggling with the injury since early December, although he returned to training earlier this month after undergoing physiotherapy sessions.

The injuries to Singo and Assou-Ekotto highlight the ongoing challenges that Monaco FC faces in the current campaign. While they remain confident that Singo will be ready to play soon, the loss of both players adds to the pressure on the squad. The club must work quickly to find a solution to address any future issues and continue to focus on securing their place in the top four of the Ligue 1 table.

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