After leaving in an ambulance, Brazão undergoes tests with no issues found | OneFootball

Gabriel Brazão underwent an imaging exam this Sunday in Belo Horizonte after leaving the match between Atlético-MG and Santos at Arena MRV, for the Brasileirão, by ambulance due to a blow to the head.

The Santos goalkeeper underwent a CT scan at Mater Dei hospital and no abnormalities were detected.

Thus, Gabriel Brazão was discharged and allowed to return to Santos with the rest of the delegation.

What happened?

Brazão was hit on the head during a ball dispute with Igor Gomes at the beginning of the second half. The Atlético-MG player tried to jump over the Santos goalkeeper but ended up hitting him with a knee.

Brazão received medical attention, and it was quickly possible to notice a bump forming on his forehead. However, the goalkeeper chose to continue in the game, protecting the area with a swimming cap.

Minutes later, Gabriel Brazão was unable to continue in the match, going down again. The goalkeeper again showed signs of unconsciousness and was assisted by the ambulance to leave the Atlético-MG stadium.

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