Marko Raguz made his comeback for Bundesliga club LASK after his cruciate ligament rupture. The 23-year-old center forward reported in the 3-0 friendly win of the Upper Austrians against Dynamo Moscow in Pregarten on Saturday with the goal of the intermittent 2-0. The two other goals against the Russian test opponent wrote to Thomas Goiginger.
Raguz sustained the serious knee injury in his right leg in November last year in the Europa League game in Antwerp. After around half an hour, his first appearance was over as planned – he made way for Alexander Schmidt, who, like Christoph Monschein, made his debut in the black and white dress in the second half.
In Pregarten: LASK – Dynamo Moscow (Rus) 3:0 (3:0)
Tore: Goiginger (9., 40.), Raguz (22.)
LASK: Building; Wiesinger (61st Letard), Trauner, Filipovic (61st Boller); Flecker (61st Potzmann), Grgic (61st Hong), Michorl, Renner (61st Wild), Balic (61st Monschein), Raguz (32nd Schmidt / 61st Karamoko), Goiginger (61st Succar)
Rajko Rep leaves Hartberg
Ex-LASK player After coach Markus Schopp, Bundesliga club TSV Hartberg has now also lost a key player. The former LASK player Rajko Rep is leaving Styria and switching to the Romanian club Sepsi OSK, as TSV announced on Twitter on Saturday. The 31-year-old Slovene made 33 appearances for Hartberg in three seasons, with 24 goals and 23 assists.
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