Matteo's career uncertain
Strike suffers possible "career ending" injuries from car accident, possibly next
on release list
The remains of Lam Matteo's car after his head on accident two days ago.
Doctors and medical staff for Fulham FC have listed American striker, Lam Matteo, in "critical"
condition, noting that he has had "severe blood loss", a "broken right leg" and "several" broken
ribs.
Matteo, now 23-years of age, began his career for the Cottagers in 2011 during the January
transfer window from Hull City. The striker has bagged 75 goals for the club, including 15 Man
of the Match awards. Along with his dedication to Fulham, Matteo represented the
United States in the 2014 World Cup this summer.
Prognosis has remained at its worse and according to sources, Matteo could be released
indefinitely so that Fulham Football Club can avoid the financial instability from the
young man's current salary.
"We expect to have a decision by the end of next week," states manager Roy Hodgson,
"However, I am deeply saddened and will do my best to make sure Matteo remains
a Cottager - even if he is not on the field, he will be with Fulham no matter what."
Matteo is set to go into operational surgery for the mentioned injuries this week.