Nigerian midfielder Quadri Liameed has been discharged from hospital after losing consciousness during Sabadell’s 2–1 defeat to Albacete in Spain’s second division, Bold sports reports.
Sabadell confirmed that the midfielder’s examinations had returned satisfactory results and that he could return to the club’s home city following the frightening incident.
Quadri was injured during Saturday’s encounter at the Carlos Belmonte stadium when Albacete midfielder José Corpas caught him in the head while attempting to strike an airborne ball.
He fell unconscious and required emergency medical attention before being taken to hospital.
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Sabadell initially confirmed that he had regained consciousness and was undergoing further examinations. The club subsequently announced his discharge and thanked Albacete’s medical staff for their assistance.
The update brought welcome news after the concern surrounding the midfielder’s condition during the match.
Spanish reporting subsequently confirmed his return to Sabadell following the hospital checks.
Quadri has been a regular presence in the team this season. The Sun reported that he had appeared in all 12 league matches and contributed three assists before the incident.
His discharge establishes that he was able to leave hospital following assessment. A confirmed date for his return to training or competitive action was not available in the reports reviewed.
Sabadell’s next steps regarding his availability therefore remain subject to further information from the club.
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