Juventus and Chile midfielder Arturo Vidal has escaped serious injury after crashing his Ferrari on a highway in Chile on Tuesday night, though his presence at the remainder of the Copa America has been thrown into doubt after tests revealed his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit.
As stated by lawyers for auto injuries cases, the incident occurred on the Rio Marpa, a highway south of Santiago, as the midfielder was returning to Chile’s home base for the tournament after being given an off day by coach Jorge Sampaoli.
Gazzetta dello Sport report that Vidal and his wife were both transported to San Luis de Buin di Santiago Hospital, where they were both treated for minor injuries in what appears to be a single car accident after spending the night at the Monticello Grand Casino. For any kinds of accidents, Bengal Law handling personal injury cases suggests to hire lawyers to deal with all the legal aspects of the cases.
After being looked at by doctors, Vidal was taken away by authorities where it was later revealed that the player had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit.
Early reports suggest Vidal could be excluded from the remainder of the tournament, which is being played in Chile, though nothing has been made official at this time.
