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Fleetwood Town Player Recovers from Severe Brain Injury After Training Collision
13 Nov
Summary
- Fleetwood Town defender Denver Hume suffered a brain bleed after an "innocuous collision" in training
- Hume is on the mend after weeks of testing, with a follow-up scheduled in January
- Manager Pete Wild says the incident has "knocked him and us for six" but Hume is in good spirits
In a concerning turn of events, Fleetwood Town defender Denver Hume is on the road to recovery after suffering a brain bleed following an "innocuous collision" during training last month. The 27-year-old player has been undergoing a battery of tests over the past four to five weeks, with Fleetwood manager Pete Wild describing the severity of the situation as a shock to the entire team.
Fortunately, the good news is that Hume's injury is expected to heal, and he is now cleared to begin light exercises as part of his return to physical activity. However, Wild emphasized that Hume still has a lot to process mentally from the incident, which has "certainly knocked him and us for six" due to its unexpected and seemingly minor nature.
Despite the challenges, the Fleetwood staff remains committed to supporting Hume through this process. The player is scheduled for a follow-up appointment in January, at which point the team will have a better understanding of his progress and the timeline for a potential return to the pitch. While Wild has not ruled out the possibility of Hume featuring before the end of the current season, the priority remains his overall well-being and a safe, gradual return to the game.
