Matuidi's eyeballs and alarm bell to FIFA

Blaise Matuidi, in the semi-final of the 2018 World Cup in France and Belgium, has suffered a tremendous loss. However, he still plays for a few minutes and that is the FIFA warning bell on the player's health on the pitch.
Matuidi's eyeballs and alarm bell to FIFA
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In the 2014 World Cup final, there is an image that fans can hardly forget, Christoph Kramer's lifeless face. The German midfielder Ezequiel Garay's midfield was cut short. Kramer then got the doctor's attention and continued to play.

Kramer later recalled that he did not remember anything for half an hour on the pitch but was allowed to play until he was replaced. His pale, emotionless face is the symbol of the problem for brainstorming in football.

World Cup 2018 semi-final between France and Belgium, this issue once again emerged when all witnessed Matuidi's injury. At the end of the second half, Matuidi was attacked by Eden Hazard on the flank and the Frenchman hit the field. Matuidi had to "lift his eyes" with pain. He was taken care of by the doctors and left for about 15 seconds and went on to play.

Matuidi can not drink water himself
Matuidi can not drink water himself

About 1 minute later, Matuidi could not work and sat down. Teammates and opponents pulled Matuidi up but he lost consciousness. Matuidi squeezes the water bottle to drink but the water does not enter his mouth but shoots out.

Traumatic as Matuidi's type of danger but not properly evaluated. Brainstorm evaluations take 10 minutes minimum and the symptoms sometimes appear several hours after a collision. But in football, a game can hardly stop 10 minutes to wait for the doctor to assess the severity of the injury. The coach does not change until the player confirms that he can not continue playing.

Brainstorms that continue to play can affect the player's long-term health and well-being. However, FIFA still does not have any protocol or measures to ensure the safety of the players in the event of this injury. Perhaps, it is time for FIFA to study brainstorming in football.