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Montreal Impact’s Kyle Fisher to be sidelined 4 months following surgery for stress fracture

Montreal Impact defender Kyle Fisher heads the ball towards the New York City FC net during first half MLS action Wednesday, September 27, 2017 in Montreal. Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press

Montreal Impact defender Kyle Fisher will miss the start of the season after having surgery to repair a stress fracture on his left tibia.

The team announced the surgery, which took place Friday, in a release on Saturday morning. Fisher is expected to be out approximately four months.

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Fisher, 23, has one goal over 22 MLS games, including 17 starts. He has played 1,635 minutes in two seasons with the Impact.

Fisher was selected by Montreal in the first round (14th overall) at the 2016 MLS SuperDraft.

READ MORE: Impact fill hole at centre back; sign French veteran Zakaria Diallo

The MLS regular season begins March 3. Montreal plays its first game the following day against the Whitecaps in Vancouver.

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