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Eight crosses Saturday Ryerson recorded eight crosses (one accurate) and one clearance in Saturday's 3-0 victory against SC Paderborn.

Impact Ryerson led the team with eight crosses in Saturday's win, but he only recorded one accurate cross and did not create a chance despite that volume. He now has recorded 25 crosses (seven accurate) and created five chances through three league matches this season. He was replaced in the 77th minute by Maximilian Beier.

2 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Starts on Saturday Ryerson registered four crosses (two accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 2-0 win over Hamburger SV. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 58th minute.

Impact Ryerson recorded four crosses, created a chance and completed 27 of 29 passes from the flank. He was fouled thrice and also made a tackle in what was a notable display on the right flank.

AUGUST 30 • ROTOWIRE

Starts in friendly Ryerson (calf) returned to the starting lineup for Saturday's friendly against AS Roma, the club posted.

Impact Ryerson picked up a calf issue during Norway's World Cup quarterfinal against England and was forced off, though the problem was not considered serious and was attributed to cramping. His inclusion in the starting lineup against AS Roma suggests he has progressed well enough to return to competitive action, and he should now be able to increase his workload as he prepares for the start of the campaign. The return is particularly encouraging for Borussia Dortmund given Ryerson's importance at the right wing-back and his ability to contribute from set pieces.

AUGUST 15 • ROTOWIRE

No injury, just cramping Ryerson (calf) was not seriously injured after being forced off during Norway's World Cup quarterfinal against England, with the issue attributed to cramping, according to Ruhr Nac...

Impact Ryerson had already been managing discomfort in the area for some time, having been forced off early in Norway's group stage match against Senegal and subsequently missing two matches due to the recurring issue. Those same concerns had raised questions about his availability heading into the new season, with an initial expectation of around three weeks out pending further assessment. This latest scare, however, was confirmed as cramping rather than a fresh setback. Ryerson is expected to resume training with Dortmund in early August following the club's tour of Asia, after currently enjoying his post-World Cup vacation.

JULY 14 • ROTOWIRE

Out at least three weeks Ryerson is expected to be sidelined for at least three weeks due to a recurring injury issue, though the full extent of the problem remains unclear, according to BILD.

Impact Ryerson was forced off early during Norway's second World Cup group-stage match against Senegal and subsequently missed the following two contests. Team doctor Ole Sand had previously revealed that the defender had been managing discomfort in the affected area for some time and required rest during the tournament. Those issues have now resurfaced, raising concerns about his availability heading into the new season. While Ryerson is currently expected to miss around three weeks, further medical assessments will determine whether a longer absence is necessary.

JULY 13 • ROTOWIRE

Leaves with injury against England Ryerson abandoned Saturday's quarter-finals clash with England while dealing with apparent calf discomfort.

Impact Ryerson logged an hour of play before getting hurt, but he was forced to leave his place on the field to Fredrik Aursnes. The Borussia Dortmund man has done a good job on the right flank, but his involvement has already been limited by muscular issues previously in the competition, making his status a major concern for the squad if they advance to subsequent rounds.

JULY 11 • ROTOWIRE

Julian Ryerson had to lock back in real quick

JULY 5 • FOX SPORTS

Logs 63 minutes against Brazil Ryerson registered one cross (zero accurate) and two tackles in Sunday's 2-1 victory versus Brazil.

Impact Ryerson had a decent outing but wasn't very impressive in the decisive zone during his return to the starting lineup following a two-game injury absence. He was replaced by Fredrik Aursnes just after the first hour of play, when Norway had yet to concede a goal. Prior to his injury, Ryerson had also taken a few set pieces, though Martin Odegaard and Patrick Berg were preferred for corner-kick duties against Brazil. The offensive-minded right-back will look to see increased action in the upcoming quarter-finals stage.

JULY 5 • ROTOWIRE

Makes starting XI Ryerson (thigh) is in the starting XI for Sunday's match against Brazil.

Impact Ryerson is back in the team sheet and ready to play from the start, as he has been listed in the starting XI. This is a major return for the team as they gain back one of their better two-way defenders, giving the team the option to open up a bit more on the right side of the field. However, he could be in for a long day of defending on Sunday, having to deal with Vinicius Junior on his flank.

JULY 5 • ROTOWIRE

Should be available Sunday Ryerson (thigh) has trained fully with Norway for the past two days and should be available for Sunday's round of 16 clash against Brazil, according to coach Stale Solbakken, per V...

Impact Ryerson missed Norway's last two matches after picking up a thigh injury early against Senegal, and his return to pain-free training is a significant positive sign ahead of a demanding assignment against Brazil. The final decision on whether he starts will depend on how he responds in the remaining sessions before kickoff.

JULY 4 • ROTOWIRE

Back in training but still a doubt Ryerson (thigh) returned to full training with Norway ahead of their World Cup round-of-16 clash against Brazil, though his availability remains uncertain, according to NRK.

Impact Ryerson has missed Norway's last two matches after picking up a thigh injury early against Senegal, sitting out the wins over Ivory Coast and France, and the team doctor had placed his odds of being fit for Brazil at under 50 percent. Training on both Friday and Saturday is a positive sign against that backdrop, though it is unclear whether it comes in time to make him Norway's starting right back for Sunday's round of 16 clash. If he does start, he faces a demanding assignment to contain Vinicius Junior, one of the tournament's most dangerous wingers, a task that would only get harder if Ryerson isn't at full fitness.

JULY 4 • ROTOWIRE

Progressing ahead of Brazil clash Ryerson (thigh) is improving day by day and is targeting a return for Sunday's round of 16 clash against Brazil, though he has not confirmed his likelihood of featuring, according...

Impact Ryerson was forced off during Norway's second group stage match against Senegal and subsequently missed the fixtures against France and Ivory Coast, making his return one of the more closely watched fitness developments in the Norwegian camp heading into the knockout stage. His availability for Sunday will depend on how he responds to training over the coming days, with Marcus Pedersen or Fredrik Aursnes expected to start at right-back should he be unable to feature against Brazil.

JULY 2 • ROTOWIRE

Won't face Ivory Coast Ryerson is out for Tuesday's match against the Ivory Coast, according to manager Stale Solbakken, per NRK. "He is out tomorrow."

Impact Ryerson was injured in the thigh against Senegal, and that will keep him out of the round of 32 and facing the Ivory Coast. The defender was able to do some training with teammates Monday before doing some more individual work, hopefully pushing to make it for the round of 16 if Norway qualify. That said, they will need to make a change to face the Ivory Coast, with either Marcus Pedersen or Fredrik Aursnes to start at right-back in Ryerson's place.

JUNE 29 • ROTOWIRE

Does not train Sunday Ryerson (thigh) did not train with the team Sunday ahead of the Round of 32 match vs Ivory Coast on Tuesday, per Adrian Richvoldsen of Nettavisen.

Impact Ryerson appears to be a major doubt for Tuesday's knockout match after once again missing full team training, leaving him with very little time to prove his fitness following the thigh injury he suffered against Senegal. With only two days remaining before kickoff, his chances of passing the necessary checks are slim, making it increasingly likely that Frederik Aursnes will start at right back in his place, just as he did against France during his earlier absence.

JUNE 28 • ROTOWIRE

Ruled out against France Ryerson is feeling better but will not be an option for the clash against France, according to Norway head coach Stale Solbakken via Aftenposten. "Yes, he is excluded. He has not g...

Impact Ryerson was forced off with an injury just 11 minutes into the game against Senegal, and he was later seen with an ice pack wrapped around the top of his thigh. No exact timeline has been given for his potential return, with the manager only expressing hope that he could be available for the round of 32, but he will definitely miss the game against France, a match expected to see significant rotation for Norway regardless.

JUNE 26 • ROTOWIRE

Set for rest due to minor injury Ryerson is not expected to be dealing with a serious injury and should be an option for the team, but will likely be rested to face France on Friday, according to Patrick Berger of...

Impact Ryerson was a worry for Norway after their great start to the tournament, but looks to now be dealing with only a minor injury, avoiding anything serious. This is major news for the team, as he has been a starter on the right side of the defense. However, he is unlikely to be risked against France as they try to avoid further injury, leaving Marcus Pedersen as a possible replacement at right-back.

JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE

Status for France game unclear Ryerson (thigh) was substituted after just 13 minutes of Monday's 3-2 victory over Senegal, with coach Stale Solbakken confirming the decision to start him was a calculated gamble...

Impact Ryerson had been carrying a thigh issue since the match against Iraq and had already informed the coaching staff on Monday morning that he was struggling, prompting Marcus Pedersen to prepare for the possibility of starting. Norway's team doctor said it was too early to determine the full extent of the injury, leaving Ryerson's availability for the upcoming clash against France genuinely uncertain.

JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE

Subs off early against Senegal Ryerson was forced to abandon Monday's clash against Senegal after suffering an injury in the opening minutes of the game.

Impact Ryerson had an active start to the match but lasted only 13 minutes on the pitch during the second group-stage game. The wide player is now at risk of missing the next meeting with France, with Marcus Pedersen available to take his place. Still, the exact severity of the injury remains unclear.

JUNE 22 • ROTOWIRE

Creates three chances in win Ryerson registered nine crosses (four accurate) and four corners in Tuesday's 4-1 win versus Iraq.

Impact Ryerson handled the majority of Norway's set pieces and was a persistent threat with his overlapping runs and delivery from the right. He topped the team in crosses sent with nine and chances created with three, and remained solid defensively too, contributing four tackles (three won) and one clearance.

JUNE 17 • ROTOWIRE

Right-back for Norway Ryerson is expected to be the starting right-back for Norway at the 2026 World Cup.

Impact Ryerson is on the Norway side for the World Cup and will be a starter in most cases, set to serve at right-back. He will be a solid two-way player, not only a decent defender but showing solid playmaking from the flanks on his best days. He is coming off a season with 15 assists on 56 chances created and seven clean sheets in 26 starts (31 appearances) in Dortmund, although this is from a bit more attacking role than he will see with Norway. Either way, he will be a decent shout for a defensive pick, as his forward movement could see him with numerous crosses and chances created. He will also take some duties on corner kicks, although Martin Odegaard is more likely to be the main set-piece taker.

JUNE 4 • ROTOWIRE

Assists once from 15 crosses Ryerson assisted once to go with 15 crosses (seven accurate) and three corners in Saturday's 2-0 victory against Werder Bremen.

Impact Ryerson assisted Serhou Guirassy as he opened the scoring for Dortmund as they went on to win 2-0 against Werder Bremen. Ryerson picked up his 15th assist of the season, which has included three in his last four games. He attempted 15 or more crosses for the fifth time this season. With three corners he continued his run as Dormtmund's main set-piece taker.

MAY 18 • ROTOWIRE

Single assist in win Ryerson assisted once to go with two shots (one on goal), nine crosses (three accurate) and four corners in Friday's 3-2 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.

Impact Ryerson got in on the goalscoring fun during Friday's win, adding an assist while building a nice floor of some major volume. He took four corners and sent in nine crosses during the win. Ryerson's role on set-pieces keeps him in with some strong upside, and the solid attack around him means he can contribute in every match.

MAY 9 • ROTOWIRE

Frankfurt overtaken by Dortmund and watches European dreams fade

Eintracht Frankfurt’s hopes of securing European football next season have been dealt a potentially fatal blow after it gave up an early lead and lost at Borussia Dortmund 3-2 in t...

MAY 8 • Associated Press

Assists with lone chance created Ryerson had an assist with his lone chance created while taking an off target shot and crossing 10 times (two accurate) during Sunday's 4-0 win over Freiburg.

Impact Ryerson set up Ramy Bensebaini in the 31st minute assisting Dortmund's third goal while leading the team in crosses. The assist was the first since March 14th for the wing-back as he's combined for four chances created and 32 crosses over his last three appearances.

APRIL 27 • ROTOWIRE

13 crosses in away loss Ryerson registered 13 crosses (three accurate) and three corners in Saturday's 2-1 defeat versus Hoffenheim. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 97th minute.

Impact Ryerson was unable to provide an assist as Borussia Dortmund lost 2-1 to Hoffenheim. So far this season, he has provided 12 assists in 27 games. He has provided one assist in the last eight games. Of his 13 crosses, he completed three in this game and created two chances. This was the sixth time this season in the Bundesliga that he has attempted 13 or more crosses.

APRIL 18 • ROTOWIRE

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