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Bone Fracture in the Apartment: ÖSV-Youngstar Missed Season Start

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Ski jumper Jonas Schuster contracted a fracture of the midfoot bone at home and falls out for an indefinite period of time.

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Ski jumper Jonas Schuster contracted a fracture of the midfoot bone at home and falls out for an indefinite period of time.

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ÖSV-Adler Jonas Schuster suffered a serious injury on his left foot in an accident in the private environment. The 23-year-old Tyrolean knuckled at home on Saturday and suffered a fracture at the base of the fifth middle foot bone. As the ÖSV announced, Schuster had already been operated on on Sunday in Imst. "A return to the competition operation during this season is possible", it says.Widhölzl: "This is very bitter""This is of course very bit…

·Vienna, Austria
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Ski jumper Jonas Schuster falls out after a foot injury and surgical procedure until further notice. In the event of an accident in the private environment, the Tyrolean took a break on Saturday at the base of the fifth midfoot bone, as the ÖSV announced on Monday. The 23-year-old was already operated in Imst. Schuster could therefore return to the world cup event this winter, but for the time being a sustainable rehabilitation is called for.

Bad news from the ÖSV camp: ski jumper Jonas Schuster falls out after an unfortunate accident at home for a long time.

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Tiroler Tageszeitung Online broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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