FC Copenhagen striker Andreas Cornelius will miss the upcoming cup final against Silkeborg due to a hamstring injury. The injury occurred during Sunday’s 3-0 victory against FC Nordsjælland, forcing his substitution shortly before halftime.

Cornelius himself expressed doubt about his participation, stating that the injury would require more than four days to heal. The cup final is scheduled to take place on Thursday in Herning.

Despite the setback, Cornelius is focusing on the positive aspect of winning the Danish championship. He sees the timing of the injury as potentially beneficial, allowing him ample time to recover and prepare for the next season.

Cornelius reflected on the difficulty of securing this year’s championship, acknowledging the initial instability within the squad due to significant changes. However, he emphasized the team’s hard work and eventual return to their desired form.

He considers this championship to be the most challenging one he has won with FC Copenhagen. With five league titles and five cup titles to his name, Cornelius joked about potentially getting a star tattoo to commemorate his achievements.

Cornelius acknowledged his difficult start to the season but expressed satisfaction with his role as the preferred center forward during the championship play-offs. He highlighted the team’s overall quality and the ability of other players to step up when needed. He is pleased to have contributed to the championship victory.