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Plunged into a coma since Saturday and a bad fall during the L2 match between Bordeaux and Guingamp, Alberth Elis is awake.
Victim of whiplash on Saturday evening at Matmut-Atlantique after an aerial duel, Alberth Elis has been fueling the concerns of football fans despite himself. After losing consciousness on the ground, he was consciously evacuated to the hospital where, the victim of severe head trauma, the medical staff put him into a coma.
Since then, the news has not necessarily been encouraging – on Sunday, a press release from the Girondins even suggested that the Honduran striker’s vital prognosis was in jeopardy. The glimmer of hope was rekindled this Wednesday, however, by the 28-year-old player’s own family.
Alberth seems to be gradually recovering
“ We are happy to share with you the first encouraging signs: Alberth is waking up and seems to be gradually recovering. However, we wish to remain cautious about the evolution of his condition, the next few days will be crucial », We can read today in a press release written by those around Alberth Elis and relayed by the FCGB.
“ We would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support, your words of encouragement and your prayers and we particularly thank the medical teams for their careadds the family of the international footballer. Alberth is a fighter, we will keep you informed of his condition soon. »
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