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06 Sept 2025
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Lille midfielder Angel Gomes has allayed fears that he has suffered a serious head injury following a collision against Reims on Saturday.
The former Manchester United academy graduate was hospitalised following a half-hour delay during Saturday’s 2-0 win after being knocked unconscious in a collision with defender Amadou Kone.
However, the 23-year-old, who was released by United in 2020, posted an update from hospital.
Pictured on a trolley wearing a neck brace, Gomes wrote on Instagram: “Just a message to let everyone know that I’m all good!
“The support has been overwhelming and I just thank God everything is okay. Love and blessings!
“PS. Remind me not to jump for no more headers.”
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