The Mexican striker attended his first game after the skull fracture he sustained on November 29
LONDON – Raul Jimenez reappeared in the stands of the Molineaux Stadium this Sunday when the Wolves saved a draw against him Tottenham in the penultimate Premier League game of the year. The Mexican striker attended his first game after the skull fracture he sustained on November 29.
It was a clash of heads with David Luiz This did not let the 29-year-old attacker continue with activity at the Wolves, as the Mexican and Brazilian collided on a corner kick and Jiménez took the worst part when he fell unconscious.
The impact caused the Mexican national team in London to undergo a skull operation and after a few days in hospital he was sent home. Little by little he is recovering and at the club they are not rushing him to return to the tennis courts because they know that the most important thing is his health.
Through posts on social networks, Raúl has kept his followers informed of his status and thanked all the displays of affection he received during those difficult days.
In addition, he already has the training center of the Wolves and shared moments with his colleagues, who were happy to see him again and look forward to returning to activity for the following year.
Wolves fans, on the other hand, collected around £ 7,500 to create a mega blanket that they hung in one of the stands of Molineaux Stadium on December 12 in the game against Aston Villa. The blanket had an encouraging message and the best Mexican parties.
So, Raul was at the stadium on Sunday to support his team live at the Molineaux Stadium for the first time since the clash on November 29.
Two very special guests at today’s game …
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