Moise Kean taken to hospital after collapsing during Fiorentina match as statement released

The collapse that occurred during the match between Fiorentina and Verona on Sunday resulted in Moise Kean being transported to the hospital.

The knee of Pawel Dawidowicz delivered a significant blow to Kean’s head during the second half of the game. Dawidowicz was unable to stop Kean’s momentum as he fell to the ground, and Kean consequently suffered a significant blow to his head.

Kean, the Italian striker, suffered a cut above his eye as a result of the incident, which caused the game to be stopped. Despite this, Kean went back to the field of play before collapsing a few moments later.

The condition of Kean was immediately brought to the attention of both teams of players, who then signalled for a stretcher or an ambulance to arrive on the field.

Within the confines of the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, the former Everton player was first secured in a neck brace and then lifted into an ambulance.

The following is an excerpt from a statement released by Fiorentina: “ACF Fiorentina announces that the footballer Moise Kean suffered a head trauma during the match against Verona.” The athlete is currently being examined at the hospital.

After being removed from the pitch and transported to the hospital, the 24-year-old was reportedly conscious, according to reports that were published in Italy.

This season, the striker has been in excellent form for the Serie A club, scoring 15 league goals in 24 appearances so far. This makes it his most productive season ever, surpassing the 13 goals he scored while on loan at Paris Saint-Germain in 2021.