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According to reports, a teenage player, who previously was part of the Bayern Munich world team, has been diagnosed with 'brain death' after a match in Spain.
According to the reports, Guo Jiaxuan, an 18 -year -old defender, was beaten in the face during a knee during the training camp last Thursday.
He had been playing in a training match against the Spanish team RC Alcobendas in a camp organized by the Beijing Football Association.
His brother revealed on social networks that Guo had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage, a form of stroke caused by bleeding in the brain, after accidental collision.
Doctors in Madrid have diagnosed Guo with 'brain death', according to their brother.
“During training (last Thursday), he was taken urgently to (hospital) after being beaten in the head by the knee of another player,” Guo's brother wrote on social networks.
Guo Jiaxuan, a former Bayern Munich world player, has been diagnosed with 'brain death' after an accident in a match last week in Spain.
Guo's brother shared a publication on the social networks of the teenage footballer in a Spanish hospital
“From the interpreter, I knew that the hospital doctor said that my brother had too much bleeding in his head and that there were little hope of survival … the hospital was going to eliminate his tubes (life support).”
According to the reports, Guo's father had rejected the doctor's suggestion to turn off his son's life support and perform an autopsy, and instead has sought to be repatriated to China for additional treatment.
He Post in the morning of southern China He informed that Guo's family accused the Beijing Football Association and his Beijing Guoan club of not covering his medical bills.
The family said that Beijing's FA had not been able to buy a trip insurance.
According to reports, the organization has reached an agreement to transport Guo to China and will support its continuous treatment.
Guo had previously represented the Chinese team at the level of children under 17 and had been invited to train with Bayern Munich in 2023.
It had become part of the Bayern Munich world team, an international project of German giants aimed at developing promising players around the world.
The Spanish side RC Alcobendas sent a message of support after the accident in the friendly match
After the match last week, the Spanish team RC Alcobendas offered a support message for Guo and his family.
“From RC Alcobendas we want to express our deep concern for the player of the Beijing Football Association delegation that suffered an accident during the friendly match played this morning against our first team,” the club wrote last week.
'We send all our support to him, his family and his team at this difficult time. We sincerely want your prompt recovery.