It was unfortunate for Danish coach Casper Yulmand, for the second time in his coaching career, that he had witnessed a major accident and danger to his players on the field. Eriksen is in a stable condition and the Danish Football Association has reported safety, waiting for the next step of examination and treatment. This European Cup, can the "mermaid" without the no. 10 still write fairy tales? The Tottenham team came out first to clear: "Our physical examinations, Eriksen heart is fine." "Are you pushing the pot to Inter?"
The number one star is absent
The Western media "Daily Sports" reported on the accident that Yurmand encountered last time. In 2009, Jurmand was also the assistant coach of the Danish powerhouse North Zealand, and the manager was Morten Wieghorst, who is now the assistant of the Danish national team, and the two have reversed their status.
Nord Zealand played a friendly match in Harvydev (Denmark's famous tourist city), the sky lightning thunder was about to rain, lightning struck the North Zealand player Jonathan Richter on the field, Rickett immediately fell to the ground and shocked the scene. As with Eriksen's treatment, the medical team immediately entered the field for CPR, but Richter was clicked to cause a cardiac arrest, and the media reported that the heart stopped beating for 41 minutes. After being sent to the hospital for treatment, his heartbeat recovered, but he did not wake up quickly, and he was in a coma in the ICU for three weeks.
Italian media reprinted the report that Yurmand's nightmare, the player was struck by lightning
Waking up was not life-threatening, but doctors were forced to partially amputate one of Richter's legs to avoid possible complications. Born in 1985 and only 24 years old when he was struck by lightning, Richter ended his career and was branded with a disability. Will the polite Yulmand remember this scene when he sees Eriksen fall to the ground? Yulmand thanked his opponents and global sports people for their condolences and blessings to Eriksen, "This night was sad but also excited, seeing the value of sports, the value of life." ”