Sure enough, it wasn t a quarrel because of grades? Nottingham striker was seriously injured and fell into an artificial coma

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In the 36th round of the Premier League last weekend, after Nottingham Forest drew 2-2 at home with relegation team Leicester City, Forest boss Marinakis went down to the stadium, as if he had vented his dissatisfaction with coach Nuno Santo. However, according to the club's post-match announcement, "The truth is that no one conflicts with Nuno, both on the court and on the court. Everyone only has a common sense of frustration, because the medical team should not allow the injured players to continue playing." Whether such an explanation is the truth is no longer necessary to discuss, and the fact that the outside world can be sure of is that Avoniyi was indeed seriously injured. The 27-year-old Nigerian center has also entered a coma guided by drugs after undergoing surgery this week.

Avoniyi had undergone emergency surgery this Monday due to a rupture of the intestine caused by an abdominal impact on the doorpost. And according to a message released by Nottingham Club on Tuesday, the Nigerian striker "recovered well." However, Avoniyi did not end treatment, but stayed in the hospital and will continue to undergo the remaining surgery this Wednesday. During this period, the hospital also induced coma by using drugs on Avoniy. This method is often used in intensive care, but according to multiple British media, Avoniyi is not in danger of life, and artificial coma will also help limit his movements and regulate his heart rate.