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Taken out on a stretcher on Saturday evening during the L2 match between Bordeaux and Guingamp, Alberth Elis remains in critical condition this Sunday.
Falling badly in the opponent’s area after an aerial duel on Saturday evening against Guingamp, Alberth Elis is still causing as much concern in Bordeaux this Sunday. Possibly affected in the cervical region, the FCGB striker suffers from a “ severe head trauma », According to information released at the end of the meeting.
In the intensive care unit of Bordeaux University Hospital, the 28-year-old Honduran international remains in a coma at this time. “ Alberth Elis is the victim of a head trauma which led to the player being placed in a protective artificial coma », We can read in a press release from his club today.
Vital prognosis committed
And the news remains worrying: “ At this moment, it is still impossible to comment on Alberth’s vital and functional prognosis. The club therefore expects not to be able to communicate new decisive information for a few days and will not make any further comments on Alberth’s state of health. »
The Girondins specify that a psychological cell “ will quickly be put in place to support club employees in these difficult times “. “ We warmly thank all those who showed their support for Alberth and his loved ones, in particular the clubs throughout France. Your words warm our hearts and are a great strength in the fight that Alberth is leading. », Says club president Gérard Lopez.
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