Chelsea star Joao Pedro vomits mid-game after sickening collision with his own teammate

Chelsea star Joao Pedro was involved in a worrying moment on Thursday as footage showed him vomiting during a Brazil game. The forward started for his nation in the 3-0 World Cup qualifying victory over Chile. Pedro sparked concern among fansAFP In the 18th minute, with the game still goalless, Pedro was involved in an accidental collision with Brazil’ teammate’s Gabriel Martinelli. The Arsenal star clearly knocked the stuffing out of his teammate and medical staff rushed onto the pitch to treat him. Fans were left concerned as the Brazilian was seen projectile vomiting on repeat. Nevertheless, Pedro was deemed fit enough to continue and went on to play his part in Brazil’s opening goal. The 23-year-old played a key pass in the build-up to an acrobatic strike from Chelsea teammate Estevao. Goals from West Ham’s Lucas Paqueta and Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes sealed a comfortable win for Carlo Ancelotti‘s side. Speaking afterwards, Pedro said: “I was following the action, I was running to try to catch the ball. When I looked ahead, Martinelli was there. “We collided there, and I received a blow to the stomach. I felt a little bad, but I was calm afterwards.” On playing for Brazil, the new Blues star added: “I’m very happy to play good football for Chelsea and to be back with the Brazilian national team. “I think every boy’s dream is to be here, and today I was able to start playing. I only missed a goal, which is partly due to that. But in the end, what matters is the victory.” Pedro and Estavao are shining for both club and countryAFP Pedro’s fast start Chelsea fans will be relieved to hear there were no serious repercussions to the collision between Pedro and Martinelli. The £60million star has made an excellent start to life at Stamford Bridge, starring immediately in the club’s triumphant Club World Cup run. Pedro already has two goals and two assists in three Premier League games since his move from Brighton. In more positive news for Blues fans, Cole Palmer hinted he will be back in action straight after the international break. Pedro deputised in a deeper No.10 role for the victories over West Ham and Fulham due to Palmer’s groin injury – which kept the Chelsea talisman out of the England squad. However, taking to Instagram on Thursday night, Palmer shared a post which simply read: “Soon back.” Pedro responded by commenting with a blue heart emoji. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cole Jermaine Palmer (@colepalmer10)

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Chelsea star Joao Pedro vomits mid-game after sickening collision with his own teammate

Chelsea star Joao Pedro was involved in a worrying moment on Thursday as footage showed him vomiting during a Brazil game.

The forward started for his nation in the 3-0 World Cup qualifying victory over Chile.

In the 18th minute, with the game still goalless, Pedro was involved in an accidental collision with Brazil’ teammate’s Gabriel Martinelli.

The Arsenal star clearly knocked the stuffing out of his teammate and medical staff rushed onto the pitch to treat him.

Fans were left concerned as the Brazilian was seen projectile vomiting on repeat.

Nevertheless, Pedro was deemed fit enough to continue and went on to play his part in Brazil’s opening goal.

The 23-year-old played a key pass in the build-up to an acrobatic strike from Chelsea teammate Estevao.

Goals from West Ham’s Lucas Paqueta and Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes sealed a comfortable win for Carlo Ancelotti‘s side.

Speaking afterwards, Pedro said: “I was following the action, I was running to try to catch the ball. When I looked ahead, Martinelli was there.

“We collided there, and I received a blow to the stomach. I felt a little bad, but I was calm afterwards.”

On playing for Brazil, the new Blues star added: “I’m very happy to play good football for Chelsea and to be back with the Brazilian national team.

“I think every boy’s dream is to be here, and today I was able to start playing. I only missed a goal, which is partly due to that. But in the end, what matters is the victory.”

Pedro and Estavao are shining for both club and country

Pedro’s fast start

Chelsea fans will be relieved to hear there were no serious repercussions to the collision between Pedro and Martinelli.

The £60million star has made an excellent start to life at Stamford Bridge, starring immediately in the club’s triumphant Club World Cup run.

Pedro already has two goals and two assists in three Premier League games since his move from Brighton.

In more positive news for Blues fans, Cole Palmer hinted he will be back in action straight after the international break.

Pedro deputised in a deeper No.10 role for the victories over West Ham and Fulham due to Palmer’s groin injury – which kept the Chelsea talisman out of the England squad.

However, taking to Instagram on Thursday night, Palmer shared a post which simply read: “Soon back.”

Pedro responded by commenting with a blue heart emoji.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Cole Jermaine Palmer (@colepalmer10)