A Premier League player, known for grabbing an opponent's bum, will not play for the rest of the season.

In a Premier League game last month, there was a surprising and bizarre incident that shocked fans. Yerson Mosquera, a Wolves defender, grabbed the bum of Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus during their match at the Emirates Stadium. Jesus was bending down to put his boot back on when Mosquera unexpectedly grabbed his bum. Understandably, Jesus was annoyed and pushed Mosquera to the ground while complaining to the referee. However, only Jesus was shown a yellow card for the shove while Mosquera escaped punishment.

Despite the incident, Mosquera has been a key player for Wolves this season, starting in all five of their Premier League games. This is a significant improvement from last year, where he was on loan at La Liga club Villarreal. However, his season has come to an abrupt end after suffering a serious knee injury in their recent match against Aston Villa.

The injury occurred when Mosquera twisted his knee following a challenge by Villa's Morgan Rogers. He had to be carried off on a stretcher and scans later revealed damage to his medial collateral ligament and anterior cruciate ligament. He will require surgery and a long rehabilitation period, meaning he will not be able to play for many months.

Wolves' head of high performance, Phil Hayward, confirmed the extent of Mosquera's injuries and stated that he will be visiting specialists in the coming days to finalize a plan for surgery. While the exact timescale for his recovery is uncertain, it is highly unlikely that he will feature again this season. The club will provide all the support he needs to ensure a successful rehabilitation and a return to competition in the future.

This news is a huge blow for Wolves, who have not had the best start to their season, only managing to secure one point from their first five matches. They currently sit at the bottom of the Premier League and their upcoming match against in-form Liverpool will not make things any easier.

In conclusion, Mosquera's bizarre and shocking act during the Premier League game has resulted in a serious injury that will keep him out for the rest of the season. While he will be missed on the field, his team will support him during his recovery and look forward to his return in the future.

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