He collided with the post … the Nutingham striker in an artificial coma

Nigerian Tyo Oonie, Nutingham Forest, the seventh English Football League, was placed in an artificial coma to help him recover after he underwent abdominal urgent surgery, according to press reports published on Tuesday.
The 27-year-old was transferred to the hospital for the operation, after suffering a serious injury during his team’s tie with Leicester City 2-2 at the end of the 36th stage of the league.
There are no indications that the case of Aoni pose a threat to his life, and the coma is understood as a medical procedure aimed at reducing his movement and organizing his heart rate.
The player collided with the post while trying to follow a ball to Swedish Anthony Elanga, with pressure from the Argentine Leicester player, Facono Bonanotti, in the 88th minute.
He later received treatment for several minutes on the field before being allowed to return to play.
Although he appeared clearly in a state of discomfort, Awonie continued to play because Nottingham had exhausted all of his changes, while the team was seeking to achieve a qualified position for the Champions League.
The club’s medical staff discovered how dangerous it was on Monday, to be transferred immediately to the hospital for the operation.
The club said in a lengthy statement after criticism of its Greek owner, Evangelos Marinakis, who seemed to have entered into an argument with Portuguese coach Nuno Echperito Santo on the field after the end of the match.
“In the last ten minutes of the match, when he saw our player suffering clearly pain and struggled to continue, it became difficult for him to stay on the margin without interference.”
“His deep anger at the vision of our player is hurting heavily, a thing that no one can honestly interested in ignoring him, pushing him to go to the field. It was an innate, human behavior, and reflects the deep association of this team and its members. He will do the same again if something similar happens.”