Tonbridge Angels striker Mikel Suarez remains in intensive care after a clash of heads with a team-mate last weekend.

The 26 year old Spaniard clashed heads with team-mate Lee Browning in the 4-1 loss to Farnborough last Saturday, but was able to walk from the pitch, but after being sick in the dressing room was taken to hospital where he remains.

With the Angels set to play Bath City at the Longmead Stadium this weekend, a statement on the club’s official website updated fans on the striker’s progress:

“We have just been advised by Mikel’s family that he remains in hospital in the Intensive Care Unit, following his injury on Saturday.”

“Any further news will be passed on as soon as we receive it.”

“We all send Mikel our best wishes for a quick and speedy recovery.”

Fans from across the globe have sent good will messages for Suarez via twitter with team-mate Frannie Collin posting on Facebook:

“Thoughts and Prayers for my pal and teammate Mikel Suarez, still in a coma from Saturday’s match. Stay strong big man..”

Meanwhile, Angels Rory Hill tweeted:

“3 points is a must for suarez tomorrow have to do it for the big man thinking of you mate come on you can do this miks #prayforsuarez.”

With defender Olly Schulz tweeting:

“Thoughts and prayers are with Mikel Suarez. Times like this, players and fans need to come together and show their support #prayforsuarez”

Everyone at Kent Sports News would like to wish Suarez a speedy recovery too.