Toprak picks up ankle injury
Ömer Toprak suffered a torn ligament in his left ankle against Schalke on Friday night. That was diagnosed in an MRI scan carried out on the Turkey international on Saturday.
There is a question mark over the Leverkusen defender playing for the Werkself in next Saturday’s Bundesliga game at FC Ingolstadt.
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