On February 18, Guo Allen, a well-known domestic basketball player, said on social platforms that during training, the team members pierced their fingers directly into the eyeballs, resulting in a broken conjunctiva and more than 40 stitches: "I may not be able to play basketball in the future."

Guo Allen said that he may not be able to play basketball. (Weibo)

Chinese men's basketball player Guo Allen posted on Weibo: "I don't know if I'll be blind, if I'm blind, I won't live." I may not be able to play basketball in the future, and I don't know if I will be able to come back this time. Because of an inexplicable move by the other party, which ruined my life, I was really desperate and angry. ”

Guo Allen also released a video saying that he experienced the most terrifying and desperate moment in his life, and was directly pierced into the eyeball by the team members with his fingers during the confrontation, which hurt his heart and lungs, and the examination results showed that the conjunctiva was broken and more than 40 stitches were studied.

Allen Guo

According to reports, Guo Allen, born on November 14, 1993 in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, is a Chinese professional basketball player, a point guard, graduated from Northeastern University, and plays for the CBA Guangzhou Dragon and Lion Basketball Club.

The Dragon and Lion Basketball Club issued a notice saying that in an accident during the team's confrontation training on February 17, player Guo Allen was unfortunately injured in his right eye.

Ophthalmologist Tao Yong

According to domestic media reports, this season is the 15th season of Guo Allen's CBA career, and he has played 11 games for the Guangzhou Dragon Lions, averaging 27.5 minutes per game, contributing 15.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 5.6 assists. Ophthalmologist Tao Yong said, "Allen Guo was unfortunately injured during internal training, which is worrying. However, if the conjunctiva is injured, there is a high probability that it will recover well after treatment, so don't worry too much. ”