RAUL JIMENEZ: CODE RED | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Introducing Raul Jimenez: Code Red.

A gripping Wolves Studios documentary detailing Raul Jimenez’s life-threatening head injury at the Emirates Stadium and the subsequent recovery to playing football again.

Featuring twenty minutes of unseen footage, detailing Raul's life growing up in Mexico, his role as a father to Arya and how he came back to being one of the Premier League's top strikers.

The documentary relives the Mexican striker’s horrible injury on 29th November 2020 and his return to full health and competitive action, through a number of in-depth interviews and never-before-seen footage.

Interviews include former head coach Nuno Espirito Santo, whose emotional words “code red” inspired the documentary title, captain Conor Coady, Dr Matt Perry, as well as Jimenez’s family and the Mexican himself.

[Loopa]

I remember getting so scared for Raul when this happened to him. Shedding tears both then and now. So happy to see him back on the pitch again. Such an inspiration to never give up and never stop believe that you can do it. Also, bless Bruno. Such a fantastic coach and person.

[nocapbarnz]

Even as a United fan, Raul Jimenez is one of my favourite strikers in the Premier League period. Proper inspirational story no matter what club you support. These are the stories that make us fall in love with football, but same time puts things in perspective in our lives a little more 🙏🏾

[ghostfac]

I love what Bruno has done for Wolves this year but damn do i miss Nuno. He built this team and he loves every player. His emotion even to this day is strong.

[matthewa]

I'm an Arsenal fan and I still remember being absolutely sick to my stomach when I saw and heard the clash live. I'm so thankful to see Raul back on the football pitch again and doing what he loves.

[rerj]

Solo quiero decirle a los WOLWES gracias por querer a nuestro mexicano, para mi en lo personal, es un gran orgullo que en la mejor liga de futbol del Mundo lo valoren tanto y le dediquen este espacio, todos los mexicano somos muy agradecidos y respetuosos con quienes no quieren así, otra cosa COMO MEXICO NO HAY DOS Y COMO RAÚL MUY POCOS, SI SEÑOR Y QUE VIVA MEXICO CABRONES!

[andrew_rubia]

The positivity of Raul Jimenez is just mindblowing and heartwarming. How he says that even though the medicine had some heavy side effects he enjoyed the naps and even though everytime he opened his mouth he felt pain, he enjoyed his food more. Absolutely amazing.

[stanmonacar]

Se pone la piel chinita cuando el narrador dice "The Mexican sensation" 🇲🇽 🐺

[jhairchavezcervantes]

My father was one of the first coaches of Raúl here In México at the Club América... When he noticed about Raul's injury he just feels goosebumps and when he see his comeback and his first score after that he just cried.

[ghostfac]

I won't lie i am a more recent wolves fan.i am from the US and became one in 2019 after they fought back to beat man city 3-2. Originally what drew me towards wolves was their colors and the fact wolves are one of my favorite animals. But when i started really watching what made me stay was Raul. I could tell he was a star. He's fun to watch and great with the ball. When this hit happened i was so worried and kept praying for Raul. Watching this just help push me even more towards wolves. They aren't a big club like Liverpool or Chelsea and less known but i am so glad i found Wolves. The passion of the fan base. The talent of the players. Wolves is a top 10 top 5 team and i am so proud to call myself a fan.

[Andrea-zlpx]

Increíble como en Inglaterra lo quieren más que en nuestro propio México 🥺🇲🇽 estoy feliz por el siempre

[abbieharrington]

Cor I’m not even a wolves fan and I cried at this when he scored his goal, what a man

[Lennard]

Quite a new fan from Germany, always loved the Wolves, but never my favorite team. Hearing this story, seeing this video made me a lifelong fan, never in a lifetime would I have imagined that I would shed a tear about football. This video was heartbreaking, yet incredibly inspiring at the same time.

[vegetakakaroto]

Que orgullo saber que un equipo de la premier League se enamoró de Raúl Jiménez y como se dijo en el documental... Antes De que Raúl fuera Lobo aquí en México no sabíamos nada sobre los Wolves sin embargo el cariño que le dieron y le dan a Raúl y su afición hizo que parte del país se enamorara del equipo, Yo por mi parte adoro a los Wolves y su afición tan fiel y bonita ❤️

[pablitocollins]

Soy mexicano y me gusta ver cómo los ingleses quieren tanto a raul que hasta un documental ya le hicieron, denle el balón y el anotara cada vez🎶🔥🐺🇲🇽

[AlexCuantico]

Que chingon trabajo de todo el equipo de médicos, cuerpo técnico, jugadores, del
Club y De Raul por todo su empeño a salir adelante🇲🇽

[brandonflores]

El cariño que le tiene el club y la gente del Wolves es genuino. Lo mejor que le pudo haber pasado a Raúl fue llegar al Wolves, que orgullo

[josejuarez]

Raúl Jiménez He is an example to follow, I am from Mexico, but I really know what Wolves fans feel when they love him. It will be very nice to see you in Qatar 2022

[rodriventuras]

Great documentary! As a Mexican, thank you for putting our Mexican flag on a pedestal. We all admire your resilience as a footballer, but most importantly we admire you enourmosly as a human being for overcoming this obstacle.

[hectorrubio]

It makes me very happy to see how the fans and teammates appreciate Raúl. I am Mexican and I am very proud of Raúl.

[abrahamfernandez]

From Mexico we want to thank all the Wolves fans, their teammates, Nuno, and especially the club's doctors who, thanks to their professionalism, managed to get Raul to play again after this horrible situation, again thank you very much for wanting and showing so much love towards one of ours.

OUR NUMBER NINE!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🐺🐺🐺🐺
SI SEÑOR!