The Croatian international’s condition is no longer life-threatening, but he is still in a coma as he is recovering from wounds sustained in a road accident.
Hoffenheim have confirmed that midfielder Boris Vukcevic’s situation is no longer in danger after his car crash back in last month. The young attacker is still in a coma but the doctors have announced that he is in a stable condition.
The player is being treated in Heidelberg hospital and has survived from acute phase of recovery.
The youngster’s manager Markus Babbel is constantly in touch with his medical team and is fully updated about his condition. The coach is pleased to know that Boris has got better and offered his support to the player’s parents.
"We're delighted for Boris and his family about the news," he was quoted as saying in an interview.
The team trainer stated that he was hoping that the midfielder gets well really soon and was praying for his health. He said that Vukcevic is still very far from full recovery but everyone will be boosted by the good news, and
will feel better to know he will not die due to the injuries suffered in the accident.
"We'd all hoped and prayed he'd make it,” the former Bayern Munich, Hamburg and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 central defender added.
We know there's a long way to go yet, but this news gives us strength and will help us get through what is a difficult time. It will help us focus on our upcoming tasks in the Bundesliga," the former Stuttgart and Hertha http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Berlin-c7536
manager finally concluded.
The 40-year-old claimed that the team will now fully concentrate on their upcoming fixtures in the domestic league. Vukcevic was on his way to the training ground on September 28 when his vehicle crashed into an onrushing lorry.
Forensic tests suggested that he had insulin-induced low blood-sugar levels when his car crashed.
Vukcevic has played over 70 games for the German club and has netted six times for them. He has also appeared for the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 Under-21 team. The youngster came through the ranks of Hoffenheim’s youth academy.
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