FC Porto: Froholdt leaves on a stretcher after violent collision (see the video)
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FC Porto: Froholdt leaves on a stretcher after violent collision (see the video)

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 22:37

The Danish player Froholdt suffered a violent collision during a FC Porto match, generating great concern at the Estádio do Dragão. The player had to leave on a stretcher, leaving the field under medical care.

The incident generated concern among the fans and teammates present at the stadium. The gravity of the collision was sufficient to warrant the Danish player's assisted exit.

Guilherme Liberato, who was also involved in the situation, was sent off during the match. However, the player did not cry because of the red card itself, but because of the situation he ended up causing with his teammate.

The moment was marked by Liberato's emotion, who showed remorse and concern for Froholdt's health after the violent collision that occurred during the game.

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