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Following a terrible on-field mishap during a Chinese League One game over the weekend that resulted in a broken neck, Togolese international Samuel Asamoah faces a lengthy recuperation period.
During Sunday’s game, Guangxi Pingguo midfielder Samuel Asamoah, 31, crashed head-first into an LED advertising board and was taken to the hospital. The hit happened after Zhang Zhixiong of Chongqing Tonglianglong, an opponent who was only given a yellow card for the event, shoved him.
Asamoah had numerous neck fractures and significant nerve damage, which Guangxi Pingguo verified Monday, putting him at risk for what medical professionals referred to as “high-level paraplegia.” In the lower body, the word describes a loss of sensation and mobility.
The midfield player had surgery and is presently in stable condition, the club said in a statement. “Following follow-up exams, his recuperation progress will be disclosed,” Guangxi Pingguo continued.
Support letters for the former Sint-Truiden and KAS Eupen midfielder have been flooding in as a result of the upsetting incident, which has caused alarm among players and supporters throughout the continent.
Asamoah moved to China in 2024 after starting his professional career in Belgium, where he stayed for about ten years. Since making his debut for the Togo national team in 2019, he has made six appearances.
The event occurs only a few weeks after Billy Vigar, a former striker in the Arsenal system, died tragically from a severe brain injury he suffered while playing for Chichester City in the Premier Division of the Isthmian League in England.
The team has not yet formally confirmed the cause of Vigar’s injury, which was thought to have occurred during a game when he struck a concrete wall near the ground.
