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SCHALKE stars Robin Gosens and Soufiane El-Faouzi were involved in a horror collision in their draw with Cologne that left both players bleeding. The duo clashed after Said El Mala shoved El-Faouzi, which sent him flying into team-mate Gosens. The…

Schalke players Robin Gosens and Soufiane El-Faouzi were taken to the hospital following a head collision during a 0-0 draw against Cologne on October 24, 2026. The incident occurred just before halftime when Cologne's Said El Mala shoved El-Faouzi into Gosens, causing a clash of heads that left both teammates bleeding heavily.
Both players were substituted before the break, with Vitalie Becker replacing Gosens and Janik Bachmann coming on for El-Faouzi. Schalke confirmed in a post-match statement that both individuals were transported to Knappschaft Kliniken Buer for medical examinations, as the draw left the club 16th in the Bundesliga standings.
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