Former Gunners midfielder Jeff Reine-Adelaide was taken to the ambulance during the Belgian National Championship match yesterday, May 5....
The situation occurred in the confrontation between Molenbeek and Charleroi in the Belgian National Championship. Reine-Adelaide - a player on Molenbeek's staff was suddenly hit in the face by the ball from close range, causing him to fall to the field immediately.
Yannick Ferrera - coach of Molenbeek, seemed very worried that the former Arsenal star may have suffered a serious brain injury. After the match, Mr. Ferrera said, “Jeff was unconscious for about 10 minutes. We were worried that he might have had a brain hemorrhage.
But currently we still cannot assess the severity of his head injury. We don't plan on having Jeff back on the field this season, but most of all, we hope toEverything will go well for him."
This midfielder has been Playing for famous clubs in the past, including Arsenal, Lyon, Nice and Troyes, Lyon used social media to send good wishes to Reine-Adelaide through a post: "We hope Hope you recover quickly, stay strong and courageous. Olympique Lyonnais is with you at this difficult time.”
In a post sent to supporters, Reine-Adelaide updatedstatus on Instagram to reassure them: "I want to thank everyone for all the messages of encouragement. No need to worry too much about me!".
After leaving Arsenal, Reine-Adelaide's career became extremely difficult when he played jerseys for 5 different teams in less than 6 years.
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Fortunately, this was later denied in a message from Reine-Adelaide's team sent to the newspaper. L'Equipe of France: "Jeff is still feeling good. There is no bleeding or any sequelae." 
