The family of a rugby star who plunged three floors from a car park have revealed he is making a remarkable recovery from his horrific injuries.
Jansin Turgut, 23, suffered , after the fall at Ibiza Airport on Monday.
But today his emotional mum Carole Butler told Hull Live the former Salford Red Devils player has no brain damage, news she says has "lifted" the family by his bedside.
Carole, from Hull, said: "It’s fantastic news.
"The CT scan shows no brain damage and the plan is now to move Jansin from this private clinic to an NHS style hospital on the island.
"It’s phenomenal the way he is fighting and while it’s still a very concerning situation right now, we are all feeling so much more positive and this news about his brain is such a relief. We feel lifted by this news."
Turgut remains in a medically induced coma but his heart, liver and kidney are now functioning on their own.
And a pressure drone placed inside the athlete's skull to relieve the pressure on his brain has now been removed.
He'll be transferred from the private Nuestra Senora del Rosario Clinic facility to another hospital on the Balearic island in the next 24 hours. The British consulate helped speed up this move, it's understood.
Carole added: "The British consulate have been amazing and the work they have done behind the scenes in this difficult time has made such a big difference, as has the help of Rugby League Cares.
"We know there are weeks, months ahead of treatment and operations, but this news has really lifted everyone."
The rugby ace had travelled to Ibiza for a holiday with a friend having been .
The general public - including many rugby fans - have donated more than £2,000 on various fundraising sites to help the former England academy captain get the right care.
