- Moise Kean has been in good shape with 15 goals from Serie A since he joined Fiorentina
- Edoardo Bove, who suffered a cardiac arrest in December, attended
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The former Premier League star, Moise Kean, has collapse in the field during Fiorentina's clash with Hella Verona on Sunday afternoon.
The Italian striker joined Fiorentina at the beginning of the season after spells in Juventus, Everton and Paris Saint-Germain, and has scored 15 goals in the series to this term.
However, his most recent departure ended in distressing scenes, with Kean down from the ball after a large collision.
While trying to recover possession, Kean slipped and his head contacted Pawel Dawidowicz as he pushed through the ball with Diego Coppola.
He lowered his face with a clear discomfort, but he was allowed to play despite receiving a long treatment in the field of Fiorentina medical staff.
Upon his return, he saw the former Everton forward and the PSG with plasters with a cut on his left eye from the collision.
The former Everton forward, Moise Kean, suffered a collapse in the launch during the 1-0 defeat of Fiorentina by Verona
After going down a second time, both players games rushed to ask for help
Kean was taken from the field on a stretcher after having a neck locked in the field
However, moments after the resumption of the game, Kean once again fell into the central circle, with both games of players who frantically looking for help in worrying scenes.
After receiving more treatment, Kean was taken from the field on a stretcher with an orthopedic device and towards the pitchsis ambulance.
The reports in Italy have affirmed that the player was aware after being taken from the field on a stretcher and being escorted to the hospital.
“ACF Fiorentina announces that player Moise Kean suffered a head injury during the match against Verona,” said a statement on the official Fiorentina website shortly after the final whistle.
“The player is in the hospital for controls.”
It is the second time this season that a Fiorentina player has collapsed mid -game, with Kean's teammate, Edoardo Bove, suffering a cardiac arrest during a game in September.
Bove, borrowed in Fiorentina of Rome, attended Sunday's game, and according to reports, Italy U21 International rejected as the events developed in the field.
Fiorentina lost the 1-0 game after a 95-minute winner for the hosts, but the Viola manager insisted that the welfare of his striker was of the utmost importance in his conference after the game.
Kean was taken to the Pitchside ambulance before being escorted to the hospital for more tests
Teammate Edoardo Bove, who suffered a heart stop at mid -game in December, attended
“I was very worried about the touch line and I hope it is nothing serious,” said the chief coach.
“Player's health is the most important.”
The future of Bove Italy is not clear after being equipped with a defibrillator implemented after its collapse at the beginning of the season; Serie A rules prevent any player with one from appearing.
'I know this is a temporary condition. My goal is to play again in June, 'said Bove in January. “I still have some (medical) visits to do, doctors have to refer to all data.”
“If I decide to keep it, I will not be able to play in Italy,” he added. 'Here, health comes before the individual, I am not saying that the rule is incorrect.
'Abroad, yes, (it is possible to play) practically everywhere. Football is too important for me, I can't afford to give up this. I will try again, without a shadow of doubt. I will also see how I am, if I fear, if I don't feel calm, then everything will change.