Under the early morning dawn, the 2022 World Cup qualifying round of 40 Asian zone group A seventh round of fierce fighting is in full swing, China's soccer team and Maldives launched a focus on the showdown. In this match, Wuhan players small Mingzhi valiantly draped, wearing the No. 16 robe, valiant debut. Just after twelve minutes of the game, Mingri was injured in a fierce scramble, fell to the ground in pain, and then was carried out of the field in an emergency, and was quickly sent to the local hospital for examination.
In the early hours of the next morning, the hospital through CT and MRI detailed examination, preliminary diagnosis of Mingzhi right tibial inner ankle avulsion fracture, right foot tibiofibular anterior ligament and deltoid ligament partially torn. The national team's medical team has invited experts from the Association's medical committee to conduct a consultation today and discuss specific treatment options, and it is expected that he will be absent from the final 40-team match, which is between China and Syria.
Since October 2019, Mingri has been selected for the training list of the Chinese men's national soccer team several times for his outstanding performance in the league. In April this year, he welcomed a new chapter in his life and became a father. While taking good care of his family, Mingri never forgets to shoulder his responsibility to his city and country. At the beginning of the league, he said goodbye to his newborn son and returned to the field to fight for Wuhan. Immediately after the first four rounds of the tournament, he joined the national team to prepare for the Top 40 with his teammates. During the training, Mingri always kept the style of hard training and fighting hard to get ready to go on the field and fight for his country. In the 5th and 6th rounds of the tournament, he had the opportunity to come on as a substitute, and in the limited time he had, he showed his ability to scramble aggressively and go forward, creating threats on many occasions and accumulating valuable experience in international tournaments.
After Akira's injury, the club quickly contacted the management team of the national soccer team and himself to find out about his condition. After getting the diagnostic report, both the club and Mingri felt sorry for not being able to participate in the next World Qualification match. As a strong backing for the Wuhan player, the club will fully support Mingri's follow-up rehabilitation and wish him a speedy recovery to return to the national team and league matches. The club will also continue to support the national team at all levels and look forward to more Wuhan players being able to stand on the national team stage and fight for their country.
