Luton City coach Rob Edwards is confident that Tahith Chong will recover quickly after he collapsed during last night's defeat by Plymouth Argyle.
Or first Manchester United Because it caused panic and anxiety for the first time, after raising the panda on his head, he found himself lying without protection for several minutes.
After receiving treatment, the 24-year-old was able to get dressed with the help of doctors and physiotherapists, but he appeared to have a large penis in his head.
Despite the obvious seriousness of the injury, Chung is unlikely to be out for a long time, but he will be carefully monitored over the coming days.
“He's down and out,” Edwards said after his team's disappointing 3-1 defeat.
“We'll see later about the concussion. He was a little sore, but he's fine.
On the other hand, Argyle's win continued their upward trajectory and was another welcome boost for coach Wayne Rooney, who had a difficult start to his tenure at Home Park.
Rooney said after the match: “We are underestimated at the beginning of the season, before we kick the ball and especially after the first match.” “More than showing true character, we are showing the kind of time we want to be in, we are moving forward and creating chances.
“It's a big win for us tonight against Luton's boom time. It's a great win for a lot of our young players. I was delighted with my hair tonight, very happy, great atmosphere again and then a great start to the weekend.”
Regarding Ibrahim Sissoko, who scored two wonderful goals in the second half, he added: “He is a great player and showed his ability tonight when he participated. It wasn't easy to say he wasn't playing.
“I felt late. I didn't play. I said: Just trust me, you will enter the game and win it.” “It's always the best thing for a coach when this happens and he's proven right.”
