A goalkeeper for AEK Komotini was seriously injured in a car accident during team training in Nürburgring, Germany. The incident occurred on a rainy afternoon when the player, Robert Sánchez, was involved in a collision with a Ferrari. The crash caused significant damage to the vehicle and left the goalkeeper with multiple injuries.
Emergency services were called to the scene, and Sánchez was quickly taken to a nearby hospital. Medical reports indicate he suffered fractures to his lower limbs and requires surgery. The condition of the player is stable, according to hospital sources.
This is the second major injury for Sánchez this season. He had previously been sidelined for several weeks due to a knee injury sustained during a match. The AEK team has not yet commented on the incident, but it is expected to announce an official statement in the coming days.
The accident took place near the Nürburgring circuit, a well-known motorsport venue in Germany. The area is frequently used for team training sessions, particularly during the off-season. The incident highlights the risks associated with off-field activities for professional athletes.
The team is currently preparing for its next match, which is scheduled for next week. The injury may affect the team's planning and roster for the upcoming games. The club will assess the player's recovery time and determine his availability for future matches.
