- Mo Sylla collapsed at halftime throughout Dundee’s conflict with Aberdeen on Saturday
- The French midfielder is reportedly ‘responsive’ after being rushed to hospital
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Dundee midfielder Mo Sylla is ‘responsive’ in hospital after collapsing at half time throughout a Scottish Premiership match.
The French midfielder was named within the beginning lineup because the Dees confronted Aberdeen at Dens Park on Saturday.
With the hosts trailing 2-1 on the interval Sylla fell ailing within the dressing room and collapsed and needed to be handled by medical employees earlier than being taken to hospital.
The restart was delayed following the incident and Josh Mulligan changed the 30-year-old for the second-half.
Talking following the sport Dundee boss Tony Docherty supplied an replace on his participant’s situation.
Mo Sylla is ‘responsive’ in hospital after collapsing at half-time in Dundee’s conflict with Aberdeen
Tony Docherty revealed the dressing room was evacuated as medical employees handled the midfielder
Sylla joined Dundee from Hartlepool final summer season and has made 36 appearances for the membership
‘He’s responsive in the mean time. It wasn’t a pleasant factor to see.’ Docherty mentioned.
‘Mo took a flip at half-time. The medics have been concerned and we needed to get the gamers out of there.
‘He’s responsive. He’s in hospital proper now. We’ll simply must assess that and see how he’s over the weekend.’
Dundee have now gained simply certainly one of their opening six video games of the season, and presently sit eighth within the Scottish Premiership.
Sylla joined Dundee from Hartlepool final summer season and has made 36 appearances in all competitions for the membership.
The midfielder has beforehand turned out for Entente and Laval in his native France and English golf equipment Oldham Athletic and Aldershot.
