When falling on the ground, the carousel player seriously injures himself to forget his memories

KOMPAS.com – South Korea's under-23 national team, Lee Seung-mo, was seriously injured after falling in defense of his club, Gwangju FC, against Daejeon Citizen in K-League 2 (second caste, Liag Korea) at the World Cup stage. Daejeon on Wednesday (28/11/2018).

Lee tried to jump to steer the ball, but he fell into an incorrect position, his head touching the ground first.

As a result of the incident, the referee immediately stopped the fight. Lee was immediately taken to the nearest hospital.

Confirmed by the club, the 20-year-old was fractured with three vertebrae. He had to spend the night in the hospital before starting the recovery process, which lasted three months.

reported BolaSport.com of The sun, a spokesman for Gwangju FC explained that Lee also had a broken finger and that he had lost his memory after falling.

"He only remembered when he was running a ball and then was losing his memory until he found himself at the Yuseong Hospital emergency room. Sun, "said spokesman Gwangju FC's club.

"After that, he realized and complained of pain in the left side of the neck and back," he said.

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The club then explained the recovery process by which Lee Seung-mo would pbad.

"There was no abnormality in the scanner." Three vertebrae (the cervical vertebra) were broken in. He was transferred to Chosun University Hospital in Gwangju. His left finger was also confirmed as broken ", did he declare.

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"He will be discharged from hospital in two or three weeks, but full recovery will take two to three months," said a spokesman for the club.

The match was won by Daejeon Citizen with a score of 1-0. Gwangju must stop fighting to get promotional tickets for the K-League.

Lee Seung-mo is a South Korean midfielder under 23 years old. He also handed the gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta-Palembang last August. (Bagas Reza Harimurti)