Martin Terrier
B04
Center Forward
Right Winger
Wide Forward
Mar 4, 1997 (29)
Right
6'0"
157 lb
Sidelined until late December
Terrier is not expected to be available until late December after sustaining a muscle injury in his left hamstring during Thursday's 4-0 Europa League win at Lech Poznan, the club announced.
Analysis: Terrier was forced off after 18 minutes of Thursday's win at Lech Poznan with a left hamstring injury and is not expected to return until late December. The setback came in only his second start since returning from injury, and he had played just 38 Bundesliga minutes this season. Patrik Schick came on in his place and scored twice, and the Czech striker should continue to lead the line.
Ruled out against Freiburg
Terrier (undisclosed) will miss Sunday's Bundesliga clash against Freiburg after suffering an injury during Thursday's Europa League match against Lech Poznan, according to coach Carles Martinez. "He's going to do an MRI now. Of course, he is absent for Sunday, it's clear."
Analysis: Terrier was forced off during the first half of Thursday's Europa League encounter against Lech Poznan after sustaining an undisclosed injury. The forward is now set to undergo an MRI to determine the nature and severity of the problem, with manager Martinez already confirming that he will be unavailable for Sunday's matchup against Freiburg. The early substitution and need for further examinations raise concerns about a potentially longer absence, although no diagnosis or recovery timeline has been established. Leverkusen will have to adjust their attacking rotation in his absence, with his availability for subsequent fixtures dependent on the results of the medical assessment.
Exits with injury Thursday
Terrier was subbed off in the first half of Thursday's game against Lech Poznan in the UEFA Europa League due to an undisclosed injury.
Analysis: Terrier was forced to depart the contest in the early stages of the first half due to an undisclosed injury, and further tests will be needed to determine if he'll have to miss extended time. He should be considered questionable to face Freiburg on Sunday, Oct. 18.
Back on bench
Terrier (undisclosed) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against Augsburg.
Analysis: Terrier passed his late fitness assessment after coach Carles Martinez Novell confirmed he had trained well during the week, recovering enough to earn a spot in the squad despite having failed a late fitness test ahead of the recent match against Union Berlin. The forward's encouraging training week offered a path back into the squad following a difficult start to the campaign that had already cost him matches against Elversberg and in the DFB-Pokal against Wehen. His situation remains complicated by ongoing speculation about his future at Leverkusen, and a bench role represents a cautious first step in his return to competitive action.
Trains well, could return Saturday
Terrier (undisclosed) trained well this week and could return for Saturday's clash against Augsburg, according to coach Carles Martinez Novell.
Analysis: Terrier had been ruled out of the recent match against Union Berlin after failing a late fitness test, extending a difficult start to the campaign that had already cost him matches against Elversberg and in the DFB Pokal against Wehen. His encouraging training week now offers a path back into the squad, though his situation remains complicated by ongoing speculation about his future at Leverkusen.
Ruled out against Union
Terrier (undisclosed) is ruled out for Saturday's clash against Union Berlin.
Analysis: Terrier has been unable to pass his late fitness test despite coach Carles Martinez Novell expressing optimism after confirming he would be assessed following training, extending an already difficult start to the campaign that had seen him miss both the recent match against Elversberg and the DFB-Pokal win over Wehen. His continued absence adds further uncertainty to a situation already complicated by ongoing speculation about his future at Leverkusen, with a potential departure still possible as the transfer window in some countries remains open. His availability for the coming fixtures will be monitored closely as the club assesses both his fitness and his status at the club.
Late fitness call
Terrier (undisclosed) is a late fitness call for Saturday's clash against Union Berlin, according to coach Carles Martinez Novell. "Martin is near, we have to check after training."
Analysis: Terrier had already missed the recent match against Elversberg due to injury, extending a limited start to the campaign that also included an absence from the DFB Pokal win over Wehen. His situation continues to carry added uncertainty given ongoing speculation about his future at Leverkusen, with a potential departure still possible as the transfer window in some countries remains open.
Ruled out against Elversberg
Terrier (undisclosed) will miss Saturday's Bundesliga clash against Elversberg due to injury, according to coach Carles Martinez Novell.
Analysis: Terrier's absence from training Tuesday has now resulted in him being ruled out for Saturday's contest, extending a limited start to the campaign after he also missed the DFB-Pokal win over Wehen. The nature and severity of his injury remain unclear, leaving no firm timeline for his return. Terrier's situation also comes amid uncertainty over his future at Leverkusen, with a potential departure still possible before the transfer window closes.
Misses training with injury
Terrier missed Tuesday's team training session with an undisclosed injury, according to the ksta.
Analysis: Terrier only started in preseason and also missed the cup win over Wehen, so his latest setback is unlikely to disrupt the club's immediate plans. The nature and severity of the issue have not yet been disclosed, leaving his availability for upcoming matches unclear.
Trains fully, cleared of injury
Terrier has cleared his hamstring injury and is training in full during the first week of preseason with Bayer Leverkusen, the club posted.
Analysis: Terrier finished last season with four goals and one assist across 672 Bundesliga minutes before a hamstring injury against Heidenheim ended his campaign early, cutting short a promising late surge in form. Reports suggest he could be closing in on a departure from Leverkusen this summer, with Marseille and his former coach Bruno Genesio said to be keen on bringing him in, meaning his fully healthy start to preseason could carry added significance amid the transfer speculation surrounding his future.
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