The assistant coach of the Hungarian national team, who faced a problem in the match against the Netherlands, is in a stable condition

The Netherlands’ Nations League clash with Hungary on Saturday night (16/11) got off to the worst possible start as former Hungarian international and assistant coach Adam Salaj got into trouble minutes after the cross. with his health and had to be taken to a hospital immediately.

Fortunately, the first signs regarding the health of his 36-year-old partner Marco Rossi are promising, with the Hungarian Football Association issuing a statement on Sunday, saying:

“Adam Salaj felt unwell in the first minutes of the Netherlands-Hungary match, however his condition is stable and he is conscious. He was taken by ambulance to an Amsterdam hospital for tests.”

As for the match, the final saw the Oranie win comfortably 4-0 and secure their place in the quarter-finals of the Nations League, with the Italian coach of the Magyars, Marco Rossi, referring to the ugly incident with Salah:

“Adam is now out of danger, we wish him the best. The players decided to continue, after the penalty against us the situation became more difficult for us”.