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The Girondins de Bordeaux were scared this Saturday with the loss of consciousness and the exit on a stretcher of Alberth Elis.
Bordeaux beat Guingamp this Saturday in the 26e day of Ligue 2 (1-0), but the main thing is elsewhere this evening as Alberth Elis had to be evacuated to the nearest hospital in Matmut-Atlantique.
During this match, in fact, the Honduran striker fell badly after a header sent against the crossbar, stunned twice… Hit in the neck according to the still images observed afterwards, Alberth Elis remained on the ground lifeless for long periods of time. minutes before being evacuated on a stretcher.
It was finally realized that the 28-year-old striker was able to be transported to hospital. “ Alberth Elis went to the hospital to undergo medical examinations. We wish him a speedy recovery », We could quickly read in a post from the FCGB on social networks.
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