Live broadcast on August 13 according to The Athletic website, after fighting for his life for nearly three months, Spanish goalkeeper selgio Rico in Paris Saint Germain is expected to be discharged next week. On May 28, the 29-year-old goalkeeper was hit by a mule car and stepped on his neck by a runaway horse during a pilgrimage in Spain. His life was in danger, was rushed to St. Rossio’s hospital in Seville. Because he suffered severe injuries and brain trauma, he has undergone several operations and has been specially taken care of by doctors and experts since then. The doctor originally thought that Rico could be discharged earlier, but because these operations were very complicated and caused complications (normal situation), his discharge time was postponed again and again. But now, his family hopes that he can be discharged this week. He is expected to return to his home in Seville first. In the next stage of his recovery, returning to the stadium is not a priority at this stage, although as long as his recovery process can continue as planned, it will be sooner or later to return to the stadium. In the whole process, the plan given by the doctor is positive. These situations are great comfort to the family members who have been around him since May. Rico returned to Almont, verwa state, Andalusia province to start a pilgrimage after the 1-1 draw of Paris Saint Germain in Strasbourg in May 27 this year to ensure that France A won the championship in advance. The parade includes people who walk, ride horses and drive cars. He encountered accidents during the activity. After the accident, Ricco’s family said: “After winning the French champion at Paris St. Germain club, Ricco went to Malaga from Strasbourg last night and then to El Rossio with the permission of the club. After spending an hour and a half with his family and friends, he encountered an accident on his way to mass beside the church. A mule car and a runaway horse hit him one after another. We thank all those who care about her illness and express our gratitude and inform the patient.” Last season’s final round of France against Clermont, Paris Saint-Germain paid tribute to Rico. During the warm-up before the game, the players wore clothes printed with the head portrait of Rico, and the back of the jersey was also printed with the name of Rico. Before defeating Rome in the European Union Cup, his old club Sevilla also arranged players to wear a jersey with the words “ségio cheer, we are with you. Maloca, who he once played for on loan, also paid tribute to him before the La Liga match against valecano. (Felix cat)
