It didn’t seem like much, but the aftermath is violent. During the garbage time against South Sudan, Boris Simanic – Serbia’s strong winger – received an elbow in the lower stomach. Behind ? Kidney removal.
Sacred atmosphere filling.
If the World Cup rhymes with background music, summer colors and tight shots of the prepared supporters, the intensity of its games sometimes causes a good climate. Last Wednesday, in a garbage time without much at stake between Serbia and South Sudan, Boris Simanic received a nudge in the lower stomach. Taken to a Manila hospital after the match, the player underwent surgery overnight. According to media information TelegraphSimanic would have lost ” a lot “ of blood. The days that followed, the player’s state of health worsened, until, on Sunday, forcing the removal of the affected kidney. An extremely rare situation in sport – even at a high level. There was footballer Fabien Lemoine in 2010, who finally made – and still does – a career. Swiss hockey player Simon Le Coultre, victim of the removal of a kidney last January, and who was able to play again… two months later. To be clear, the process of reinstating a player following the removal of a kidney is done on a case-by-case basis. Borisa Simanic’s 2023 World Cup is of course over. His future career is in the hands of who knows who. Pfiou: and to say that when he received his blow, he had only been on the floor for two minutes.
😨🇷🇸 Very bad news: following this blow received against South Sudan, Borisa Simanic would have lost a kidney according to the @telegrafrs !pic.twitter.com/uSUBA35nBG
— SKWEEK (@skweektv) September 3, 2023
2023-09-04 07:21:00
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