Club official prayer! Former Premier League defender rescued the injured and was seriously injured. He was once the captain of the national team

On September 4, several British media reported a news that former Fulham defender Abdul Salam Vadu was hit by a pickup truck while trying to rescue the injured in the car accident. Vadu was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Vadu, 46 years old this year, has played 58 times for the national team as the captain of the Moroccan national team. Currently, Vadu serves as the head coach of the South African powerhouse Orlando Buccaneers.

On September 1 local time, after the game against Chipa United ended, Vadu and the team returned from Port Elizabeth on the team bus.

When the bus was on the R21 expressway, two vehicles collided in front of him. Vadu and several staff members got out of the car and tried to help the injured in the accident get out of trouble. While dealing with the accident, a car rushed from behind. While colliding with the accident car, it also knocked down several brave people on the scene.

5 people, including Vadu, were seriously injured and immediately rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. The Orlando Pirates issued a statement: "The club is in close contact with the medical team and will update their recovery situation in due course. Our top priority is to protect the health and well-being of colleagues. The club has made arrangements to ensure that the affected individuals and their families receive all necessary support during this difficult time." The Orlando Pirates said: "We hope the relevant personnel will be Privacy is respected because they are focusing on recovery. We will release further updates in due course. ”

Soon, Fulham issued a statement on social media saying: “We pray for the emergence of good news and hereby extend our best wishes to Abdus Vadu and his colleagues.” ”

Vadu’s career is well-known, and it goes back to 2001, when the 21-year-old Vadu joined the Fulham Club, which had just been promoted to the Premier League with a transfer fee of £8 million and signed with the team for four years. In the first two seasons, Vadu made 38 appearances for the team. In the last two years of the

contract, Vadu was loaned to Rennes. After the contract expired in 2005, Vadu officially joined Rennes and signed a contract for one year.

In the summer of 2006, Vadu joined the Greek powerhouse Olympiacos. After only half a season, Vadu terminated the contract with the team due to family reasons and returned to France to join Valencienna. After playing for the Qatar Duheel Club and winning the championship for the team, Vadu returned to the starting point of his career, Nancy and announced his retirement in 2013. Like many players, Vadu transformed into a coach after retirement and gradually achieved success. In June this year, Vadu was appointed as the head coach of the Orlando Buccaneers. The Pirates' home court is located in the famous city of Johannesburg, and the Pirates tied for one of South Africa's "three major" clubs with the Caesar Chiefs and Mamelodi Sunset.