More details have been released after West Ham United confirmed that Michail Antonio is in a stable condition following his involvement in a car crash on Saturday afternoon. Pictures emerged on social media of Antonio’s smashed up Ferrari in Essex – close to the club owner David Sullivan’s house.
More Details Of Michail Antonio’s Crash Emerge
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service have also had their say on the matter
As per a report from TalkSPORT, a statement from Essex Police said: “We were called shortly after 12.50pm on Saturday 7 December to Coppice Row, Epping, following reports of what is believed to be a single vehicle collision involving a Ferrari. Emergency services attended, and the driver has been taken to hospital. The vehicle has been recovered, and we are no longer on scene. An investigation will be carried out by our Roads Policing Unit.”
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service said it attended the scene of the accident in Epping on Saturday afternoon and released a man trapped in his car. It said:
Previously, it was revealed by the Daily Mail that the footballer may have suffered injuries to both legs and damaged a femur as he was examined by doctors in a central London Hospital, while the Telegraph have also reported a ‘suspected broken leg’. The West Ham striker has played 15 games across all competitions this season, scoring once and assisting once.
More details have been released after West Ham United confirmed that Michail Antonio is in a stable condition following his involvement in a car crash on Saturday afternoon. Pictures emerged on social media of Antonio’s smashed up Ferrari in Essex – close to the club owner David Sullivan’s house.
More Details Of Michail Antonio’s Crash Emerge Essex County Fire and Rescue Service have also had their say on the matter
As per a report from TalkSPORT, a statement from Essex Police said: “We were called shortly after 12.50pm on Saturday 7 December to Coppice Row, Epping, following reports of what is believed to be a single vehicle collision involving a Ferrari. Emergency services attended, and the driver has been taken to hospital. The vehicle has been recovered, and we are no longer on scene. An investigation will be carried out by our Roads Policing Unit.”
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service said it attended the scene of the accident in Epping on Saturday afternoon and released a man trapped in his car. It said:
Previously, it was revealed by the Daily Mail that the footballer may have suffered injuries to both legs and damaged a femur as he was examined by doctors in a central London Hospital, while the Telegraph have also reported a ‘suspected broken leg’. The West Ham striker has played 15 games across all competitions this season, scoring once and assisting once.
