Galatasaray’s Dutch footballer Noah Lang suffered a serious injury that resulted in half of his finger being amputated during Turkey’s 4-0 defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League.
Noah Lang has suffered a deep cut to his right thumb and is expected to undergo surgery in Liverpool in the next few hours.
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The Galatasaray striker fell near Liverpool’s goal in the 81st minute and was carried away on a stretcher after his hand got caught in an advertising sign, causing his right thumb to be severed in half.
The moment Noah Lang crashes into an Anfield billboard and cuts his finger
Doctors struggled to stop the bleeding and Noah Lang had to be given oxygen as he was carried away on a stretcher.
The game was stopped for several minutes until a soccer player screamed on the pitch and his teammates consoled him.
It took doctors at Liverpool and Galatasaray a long time to bandage his thumb and stop the bleeding.
Noah Lang, who needed oxygen while leaving the field, was taken to the hospital and will undergo surgery.
Anfield staff inspect advertising warehouse after Noah Lang cuts finger
“Our player Noah Lang has suffered a deep cut on his right thumb and will undergo surgery in the next few hours in Liverpool in the presence of a medical team,” Galatasaray said in a statement.
everything went well
A few hours later, the player himself confirmed on social media that the surgery was a success, downplaying the drama of the event and offering a short message of gratitude. Meanwhile, the Galatasaray side reported on the severity of the initial injury and prompt medical intervention in a match that was already marked by Osimhen’s previous injury.
