Loris Karius undergoes brain resonance in the US

Loris Karius underwent a brain resonance in the United States to examine the consequences of the blow he suffered from Sergio Ramos in the Champions League final against Real Madrid. This was reported by ESPN in their North American version, indicating that the German goalkeeper could have repercussions after receiving an impact from the Spanish player at the 49th minute of the match when the score was still tied.

The goalkeeper of Liverpool, who was the protagonist in the final of the European competition for committing two major errors that led to the first and third goals of Real Madrid in the match, has the doctors of the English team worried. They have preferred that Karius travel to the United States to undergo further tests by Dr. Ross Zafonte, an expert in injuries suffered by athletes such as American football players.

Karius conceded the first goal of the final after making a mistake in the clearance, giving the ball to Benzema, who only had to put his foot to it, and the third goal came from a long-range shot by Bale that slipped through his hands. In between, the Welshman had scored a spectacular bicycle kick goal. The villain in Kiev will assess his condition in the coming days.