Wassim Djezzar received a kick in the liver and there was no ambulance or medical personnel on the field to treat him. He was taken to the hospital in a private car and died seven days later.
Tragedy invaded Algerian football where A 17-year-old soccer player died from a kick, involuntarily, from a rival in the area of his liver. The party did not have an ambulance or medical personnel to treat the emergency, so the blow led to urgent treatment and seven days of intensive care.
In a video that went viral on social networks you can see the kick that the NRB footballer El Ma received when his rival, TRB defender Arris, wanted to reject the ball.
When Djezzar collapsed, despair was total. Some held their heads, others screamed for help, which did not arrive.
It was a private car that entered the playing field to take the footballer and transfer him to the nearest hospital. According to local media Echorouk El Yawmi, The impact of the loot occurred at 12:30 on Sunday the 17th of this month and after a week in intensive care, the young man died this Sunday surrounded by his family.
According to what is detailed by that portal, At the moment of the fall Djezzar’s tongue choked him and that led to a chain of complications that threatened the player’s health. According to the official medical report, the juvenile died from severe head trauma.
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“It is with great sadness that the President of the Algerian Football Federation, Mr. Walid SADI, learned of the tragic death of the young player Wassim Djezzar, a member of the NRB Oued El Ma under-17 team (Batna League). On behalf of the members of the Federal Board, President SADI sends his deepest condolences to the family of the deceased and to his club,” summarized the official statement published by the Algerian football leadership along with a black and white photo of the unfortunate footballer.
The fact that refers to what Javier Altamirano recently suffered during the match between Estudiantes and Bocaexplains the importance of having quick medical care available, a resource that was available in the Uno stadium in La Plata and not in this case on African soil.
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