Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) President Kazi Salahuddin has taken a firmer stance on addressing the injury concerns of star women's footballer Krishna Rani Sarkar. This follows a discussion with BFF General Secretary Imran Hossain Tushar on Saturday night, where Salahuddin emphasized the need for a more proactive approach.
The meeting highlighted the importance of improved communication and Krishna's access to the best possible medical care. Here's a closer look at the key takeaways:
Salahuddin emphasised the need to consult a specialist, potentially the same doctor who ensured swift recoveries for national team players Sheikh Morsalin and Hridoy. This suggests a shift towards a more targeted treatment plan for Krishna's specific injury.
General Secretary Tushar firmly refuted any claims that the BFF had neglected Krishna's treatment. He clarified that the federation has been actively involved for over a year and a half and remains committed to covering all necessary expenses. This addresses concerns raised by some regarding a lack of financial support from the BFF.
Tushar acknowledged a lapse in communication regarding Krishna's treatment options. He mentioned previous discussions about sending her to India, which she later declined. This highlights the importance of establishing a clearer communication channel to ensure Krishna feels informed and involved in the decision-making process.
The report acknowledges Krishna's reservations about repeated doctor consultations and her desire to see a qualified specialist directly. The BFF seems receptive to these concerns, indicating a willingness to tailor the treatment plan to address her specific needs and minimize potential complications. The BFF has urged Krishna to resume communication and clearly outline her needs. This collaborative approach suggests a commitment from the federation to work alongside Krishna to find the most suitable course of action for her recovery.
These developments mark a potentially positive shift in the BFF's approach towards Krishna Rani Sarkar's treatment. The emphasis on specialist care, improved communication, and addressing Krishna's specific concerns suggests a renewed commitment to ensuring her well-being and a swift return to the field.
