and Hungary star has called out the German-based medical team for their slow response to Barnabas Varga’s horrific head injury in their final group stage game against , suggesting that ‘seconds can help a lot’. With the score poised at 0-0, Szoboszlai whipped a ball into the box in an attempt to break the deadlock. Scottish goalkeeper Angus Gunn rushed out to clear the ball and, in the process, collided with the Hungarian striker, who fell to the turf immediately.
An opaque sheet was put up to give the injured Varga some privacy in his time of need, though Szoboszlai was particularly displeased with how slowly the stretcher made its way onto the pitch. In response to the chorus of boos, a host of players ran over so that Varga received attention in quicker fashion. Best wishes go to Barnabas Varga after a sickening collision with Angus Gunn Amid the eerie scenes, the medical team could be found taking a leisurely walk onto the field of play.
Szoboszlai, who is widely considered one of , was among the group of his compatriots who could be seen approaching the medics and pulling their stretcher towards Varga as a means of speeding up the process. After the match, which finished 1–0 thanks to a last-gasp goal from Kevin Csoboth, the young captain spoke about their lackadaisical approach and urged changes to be made, all while confirming Varga was in hospital, preparing for surgery. “He [Barnabas Varga] is okay.
He’s in the hospital. He needs some surgery on his face .
