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Marseille Midfielder Nadir Stable After on-Pitch Collapse
Bilal Nadir fainted without losing consciousness during a match and is stable, undergoing a full medical check as a precaution, Marseille confirmed.
- On Wednesday, Marseille midfielder Bilal Nadir collapsed off the ball in the 86th minute at the Stade Velodrome, 10 minutes after coming on as a substitute during the Ligue 1 draw with Angers.
- Medical teams at the stadium attended immediately as Marseille said `The player did not lose consciousness at the time of the incident`; club medical staff and the emergency services assessed Bilal Nadir with normal vital signs.
- Players from both teams surrounded Nadir before he was stretchered off, while club medics and emergency personnel attended on the pitch during the assessment at Stade Velodrome.
- He was transferred to hospital for a full medical evaluation, and Marseille said his condition is good and he remains under observation while assessments continue.
- The match ended in a draw after Marseille conceded a late equaliser to Angers, costing them the chance to usurp Paris Saint-Germain at the top of Ligue 1.
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The midfielder of the OM came out on stretcher after losing consciousness against Angers. He is currently in hospital.
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Nadir Collapses On Pitch As Marseille Release Update
Marseille star, Bilal Nadir passed out on Wednesday night during their Ligue 1 game against Angers. In a comforting medical statement, the French team have confirmed that Nadir “did not lose consciousness at the time of the incident.” They also state that “all of his vital signs were found to be normal,” after emergency services and medical personnel attended to him. Upon going to the hospital for a “full medical check-up,” Nadir’s status was re…
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