New England Revolution provides Injury Updates on Jack Harrison and Alhassan Yusuf

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England Revolution forward Jack Harrison and midfielder Alhassan Yusuf are each expected to miss at least six weeks of MLS action while rehabilitating injuries sustained during the Revolution’s 2-1 win at New York City FC last Wednesday, Sept. 9. Harrison suffered a proximal quad injury, while Yusuf is out with a hamstring strain. Further updates will be provided as they progress in their respective recoveries.

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