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Fiorentina’s Bove rushed to hospital after collapsing towards Inter Milan

Fiorentina’s Bove rushed to hospital after collapsing towards Inter Milan

December 2 – Fiorentina midfielder Edoardo Bove is in intensive care in hospital after collapsing on the pitch throughout his aspect’s Serie A match towards Inter Milan on Sunday.

Bove went down unchallenged after 16 minutes and was rapidly transported to hospital with the sport rapidly deserted.

A number of gamers from either side had been seen crying in harrowing scenes.

Fiorentina launched a press release detailing how Bove was “at the moment beneath pharmacological sedation and hospitalised in intensive care”.

The membership went on to say “the primary cardiological and neurological checks carried out have excluded acute harm to the central nervous system and the cardio-respiratory system”.

In keeping with Italian media stories, after arriving on the Careggi hospital in Florence, Bove regained consciousness and docs assured that his “life was not in peril”.

Fiorentina stated Bove will likely be re-evaluated within the subsequent 24 hours. The midfielder joined Fiorentina on a season-long mortgage from Roma in August, with a view to make the deal everlasting. His first aim for La Viola got here in October towards his father or mother membership.

The Italian has performed for his nation all the best way as much as under-21 stage, however is but to earn a senior cap.

Fiorentina president Rocco Commisso commented: “Forza Edoardo, we’re with you. You’re a powerful boy with an excellent character. We’re reaching out to his household throughout these moments.”

Giuseppe Marotta, Inter president, instructed Sky Italia: “The choice to postpone the match was spontaneous on everybody’s half, we’re a neighborhood, all of the gamers and even the referee had been emotionally concerned. We hope it’s nothing severe.”

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