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Nathan Bishop, the Manchester United goalkeeper, is “absolutely gutted” after his challenge sent Wrexham’s Paul Mullin to the hospital, according to Ben Foster.
WHAT OCCURED?During the Welsh club’s 3-1 triumph over Manchester United, the striker was forced to leave the field with an oxygen mask in the 12th minute after colliding with Bishop while chasing a long pass. The goalkeeper apologized to Mullin on social media, insisting it was a “complete misjudgement” with “0 malicious intent” that resulted in a minor puncture in his lungs.
Foster, the Wrexham keeper, has now revealed that his United counterpart is “heartbroken” and went to console him. He even shared Mullin’s number with Bishop so that he could reach out personally.
“I feel so bad for Nathan, he’s absolutely heartbroken,” Foster said to the Telegraph. “I gave Nathan Paul’s phone number so he could contact him, but he’s absolutely devastated.” “I’m sorry for the lad.”
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Mullin, on the other hand, is doing well and has already been released from the hospital. In San Diego, the striker was seen on his feet and conversing with David Jones and Richard Hill.
WHAT COMES NEXT?Mullin’s return date is unknown, however coach Phil Parkinson has stated that the striker would most certainly miss the start of the new season when Wrexham return to the Football League following a 15-year absence.