
Leeds United has issued a strong response after forward Wilfried Gnonto collapsed during a recent training session, leading to the suspension of two players from the team. The club confirmed that the two players involved in the incident have been banned indefinitely as the situation continues to unfold.
Gnonto, who has been a key figure in Leeds’ attacking lineup, was attended to by medical staff immediately after the collapse. He was later rushed to a nearby hospital for further evaluation, with the club reporting that he is currently stable and recovering. While the exact cause of his collapse has not been disclosed, initial reports suggest that it was related to a medical emergency during training.
In response to the incident, Leeds United issued a statement expressing deep concern for Gnonto’s health and emphasizing the club’s commitment to player safety. The two players banned by the club were reportedly involved in an altercation that contributed to the event, although further details are yet to be released.
“The wellbeing of our players is of the utmost importance to us. After careful consideration, the club has decided to take disciplinary action against the two players involved,” the statement read. “Leeds United will not tolerate behavior that jeopardizes the safety and integrity of the team.”
The identities of the banned players have not been revealed, but the club made it clear that they will not allow any actions that could compromise the safety and professionalism of the squad.
As for Gnonto, the club reassured fans that they are doing everything possible to support his recovery. There has been no official word on when he will return to training or match action, but the focus remains on his health.
The ban on the two players has sent shockwaves through the team, but Leeds United’s management and coaching staff are committed to ensuring the situation does not disrupt the team’s preparation for their upcoming fixtures. Fans are awaiting updates on both Gnonto’s recovery and the ongoing investigation into the incident.