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Published 16:10 22 Sept 2016 BST
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Once one of the most feared strikers on the planet, the Colombian failed to hit the heights during his two-year stint in England.
After Manchester United and Chelsea both decided not to make loan moves for the 30-year-old permanent, he's now back at Monaco, where he's started to rediscover his scoring touch. Two goals in Monaco's Champions League qualifiers against Fenerbahce and another one in the league meeting with Rennes, and some people were suggesting that Falcao may be on the cusp of a return to form.
Falcao took his place in Monaco's side for their top of the table clash away at Nice, but the night didn't end well for the former Atletico Madrid man. Not only were Monaco on the wrong end of a Mario Balotelli-inspired 4-0 thumping, Falcao ended the night in hospital. Chasing down a ball on the edge of the Nice area, Falcao was involved in a nasty collision with goalkeeper, Yoan Cardinale. https://twitter.com/BeiingColombian/status/778699375774007296 Falcao appeared to be caught by the goalkeeper's elbow, and also seemed to bang his head on the ground a fraction of a second later. Unsurprisingly, he didn't reemerge for the second half and was taken to hospital for a series of tests. Leonardo Jardim, Monaco's manager, confirmed on Thursday that Falcao had remained in hospital where he continues to receive treatment for concussion.We review a crazy All-Ireland final and chat to Lee Keegan about his special relationship with Diarmuid Connolly. Listen below or subscribe here on iTunes.

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