Soccer Player from Argentine has a car Accident
River Plate´s Diego Buonanotte plays in an Argentine soccer league was injured in a car accident that killed three of his fellow passengers today in Santa Fe province, and Buonanotte is being treated in a hospital.

Car Crash

River Plate’s midfielder Diego Buonanotte has been involved in a fatal car crash after he lost control of his car on an Argentine freeway.
Buonanotte was taken hospital with multiple injuries while his three friends who were traveling with him in the car died at the scene of the crash.
The footballer was driving his father’s Peugeot 307 back from a night out when he veered off freeway 65 and collided with a tree. The accident occurred about 15km outside Teodolina, Santa Fe in the interior of Argentina.
The first official news on the accident was provided by Diego Rovea, Fire Department Chief of Teodolina, who confirmed that there was only one car involved in the crash.
Another car carrying more friends of Buonanotte also arrived on the scene of the accident afterwards eager to find out what had happened. The footballer is said to have been conscious when he was pulled from the wreckage but had sustained serious injuries.
Eduardo Allegrini, director of the hospital where Buonanotte was taken after the crash, said “(Buonanotte) has fractured his right humerus, right clavicle and has bruised his right lung.” Allegrini clarified that the River player’s condition was stable but he remains in intensive care under observation.
Guillermo Fernández, a firefighter who helped pull Buonanotte from the crash site said, “Diego told us he lost control of the car.” Bounanotte convalescence may require up to seven months for complete recovery.