Moroccan Bilal Nazir is in good health after his terrifying fall sports

Marseille club explained that the young Moroccan player Bilal Nadhir is in good health after suddenly falling to the ground, in the team’s match against Angers in the French League.

The match, which ended in a draw (2-2), was stopped as the team’s medical staff rushed to transfer the player to the hospital to receive the necessary tests.

Later, Marseille announced – Thursday – that Nazir is in good health, but is still undergoing a “comprehensive medical examination.”

The club explained in a statement on its official website that “the player did not lose consciousness during the accident,” noting that “all his vital signs were normal.” He noted that “his health condition is good.”

The club stated that “Nazir is still under observation to complete this examination,” stressing that a new statement will be issued when additional information is available.

Nadir, who represented the Moroccan national team under 23 years of age, entered in the 76th minute of the match, before falling to the ground in the 86th minute without any intervention. Players from both teams gathered around him amid signs of shock before he was taken out on a stretcher.

Marseille’s coach, the Italian Roberto De Zerbe, did not hide his impact after the end of the match during the press conference. “He regained consciousness and was transferred to the hospital for medical tests and examinations. We are all worried and hope that the matter is not serious.”