Flora Tallinn’s disappointing European exit has been followed by another major setback, with Estonian international midfielder Vladislav Kreida expected to miss up to three months after suffering a shoulder injury in Thursday’s defeat to Inter d’Escaldes.
According to Soccernet.ee, citing Flora sporting director Taavi Trassberg, the 26-year-old midfielder will be sidelined for at least three months after injuring his shoulder during the UEFA Conference League qualifier.
Kreida sustained the injury after being brought down by an opponent and landing awkwardly on his shoulder. Unable to continue, the Estonian international was forced off the pitch during the match.
The midfielder returned to Flora in the summer of 2025 following a half-season spell in the Czech Republic. This season, he has made 25 appearances in all competitions, scoring three goals and providing two assists. Earlier this year, Kreida also earned his first Estonia national team call-up since June 2022.
Flora, who are aiming to defend their Premium Liiga title, currently sit third in the standings with 39 points from 20 matches, trailing leaders Levadia by 11 points, although they still have a game in hand.
Source: https://soccernet.ee/artikkel/euromangus-olga-vigastanud-kreida-jaoks-on-hooaeg-ilmselt-loppenud
