Tammy Abraham fell on his knees and started praying for the health of his teammate after a pathogenic collision of heads.
The AC Milan Ace played during the Serie A match against Udinese when goalkeeper Mike Maignan stays in a worrying state after a collision with teammate Alex Jimenez.
Milan confirmed that Maignan was aware when he left the field.
The collision of heads took place in the 52nd minute when Melignan came out of the goal to try to erase a long pass behind Milan's defense.
The sad keeper was unable to arrest his momentum, while Jimenez put back with the couple that did not see each other before hit each other.
Both stars fell on the floor, with Melignan the consciousness seemed briefly losing.
Milan players and the referee gestures immediately for medical staff to be brought to the field so that they could be treated, with a stretcher also called when Maignan was rolled into the repair position.
The 29-year-old was then placed on a stretcher and the tunnel brought down while covering his face with his gloves.
Reports in Italy said he would undergo further tests in the hospital.
Former Chelsea and Aston Villa star Abraham, who started the game on the bench, was seen on the field while the Frenchman was taken away.
Jimenez, 19, was allowed to continue playing in a miraculous way before he too was picked up and was visible about 18 minutes after playing and resumed.
The match ended in a 4-0 win for Milan, with goals from Rafael Leao, Strahinja Pavlović, Theo Hernandez and Tijjani Reijnders.
In conversation with Dazn after the game, former Chelsea star Christian Pulisic said: “The most important thing is that Mike is fine. Our thoughts are with him.”
Rafael Leao added: “With what had happened earlier in Udine, it is a strange environment.
“We came up with focused after we had prepared well for the game after a good week of work. However, this victory is for Maignan.”