Some eighty days after he suffered serious injuries in a horse riding accident, Paris Saint-Germain’s Spanish goalkeeper Sergio Rico will be released from hospital this week, according to media reports.
The 29-year-old goalkeeper suffered a horse-riding accident on May 28, from where he was transported by helicopter to the Virgen del Rocio hospital in Seville in a life-threatening condition. After the accident, he was treated in the intensive care unit for 5 weeks. The goalkeeper, who woke up from a coma at the end of June, was able to leave the intensive care unit at the beginning of July.
It looks like Sergio Rico will be able to leave the hospital after about 80 days Source: NurPhoto via AFP/Jose Breton/NurPhoto/Jose Breton
Rico has been receiving medical attention ever since, and it was hoped that the Spanish soccer player could be released from the hospital sooner, but the usual complications prevented that. However, the goalkeeper who has undergone several surgeries press releases according to him, he is now in such a condition that he can be released from the hospital this week.
The former Sevilla and Fulham goalkeeper is expected to continue his rehabilitation at his home in Seville. A return to football is not a priority at the moment, but doctors have not ruled out the possibility of him playing again later.
2023-08-14 05:45:00
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