Napoli confirm David Ospina’s CAT scan was clear and he did not lose consciousness, but had a “hypotensive crisis” following the head injury.

The goalkeeper received treatment for a knock to the head after a collision with Ignacio Pussetto just a few minutes into the 4-2 Serie A victory over Udinese.

Around 40 minutes later, he suddenly collapsed and seemed to be barely conscious.

He was taken to the hospital, which is only 1km from the stadium, and given a CAT scan.

Napoli goalkeeper David Ospina has been taken to hospital after he seemed to collapse unconscious following a head injury.

The Colombia international received treatment for the knock to the head in a collision with Udinese forward Ignacio Pussetto during the opening minutes of the game at the Stadio San Paolo.

He had a cut to his forehead and insisted on continuing, even though Alex Meret warmed up and was ready to step in.

Former Roma director of sport Monchi has officially returned to Sevilla and will begin work on April 1. “This will always be his home."

The transfer specialist terminated his contract by mutual consent within 24 hours of the club sacking Coach Eusebio Di Francesco.

He had been expected to join Arsenal and ex-Sevilla boss Unai Emery, but instead the Spaniards confirmed negotiations for a comeback.

Dries Mertens is glad Napoli picked Arsenal in the Europa League quarter-final. “If you don’t win games like this, you don’t deserve to lift the trophy.”

The first leg will be in London on April 11, with the decider at the Stadio San Paolo on April 18.

“We are happy with the draw, as it’ll be difficult, but if you don’t win games like this, then you don’t deserve to lift the trophy,” Mertens told Radio Kiss Kiss.

Former Roma director of sport Monchi hints he is snubbing Arsenal for a return to Sevilla. “The heart never forgets…”

The transfer guru terminated his contract with the Giallorossi by mutual consent, less than 24 hours after the club sacked Coach Eusebio Di Francesco.

He was widely expected to sign for Arsenal, where he’d be reunited with ex-Sevilla Coach Unai Emery.

Arsene Wenger praised Carlo Ancelotti, but warned “it’ll be a very difficult task for Napoli to get past Arsenal” in the Europa League.

The two clubs will face off in the quarter-finals on April 11 in London and April 18 at the Stadio San Paolo.

“I will be an Arsenal supporter on the night of the match with Napoli, just like every other game,” Gunners legend Wenger told Il Mattino newspaper.

Sevilla have confirmed that former Roma sporting director Monchi could return to the club.

Monchi recently left Roma and had been heavily linked with a summer switch to Arsenal, but Sevilla President Jose Castro is confident the 50-year-old will be heading back to Andalusia instead.

“Joaquin [Caparros] will stop being sporting director so he can be Coach and Sevilla are working to bring in a new sporting director,” Castro told reporters.

Napoli have suffered a triple injury blow as Lorenzo Insigne, Vlad Chiriches and Amadou Diawara will be out for the next three weeks.

Napoli confirmed on their official website that Insigne and Chiriches suffered thigh injuries, while Diawara fractured a bone in his right foot.

Only the defender started the 3-1 defeat to Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday, with their captain remaining a substitute and the midfielder coming on for the final 15 minutes.

Napoli will take on Arsenal in the Europa League quarter-finals, prior to a possible last-four tie with Villarreal or Valencia.

Napoli reached the quarter-finals by the skin of their teeth after a 3-1 defeat to Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday, their progress owed to a 3-0 win in the first leg.

The Partenopei one and only conquest in the competition came all the back in 1989, when Argentine icon Diego Maradona was still at the club.

Napoli could cross paths with former boss Maurizio Sarri or be given a shot at redemption in the Europa League quarter-final draw.

The draw takes place today at 12:00 GMT in Nyon and will be covered as it happens with Football Italia’s liveblog.

Napoli reached the last eight by the skin of their teeth after a 3-1 defeat to Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday, their progress owed to a 3-0 win in the first leg.