Edoardo Bove: Career threatens to stop after cardiac arrest and defibrillator!

Edoardo Bove: Career threatens to stop after cardiac arrest and defibrillator!

Italian professional footballer Edoardo Bove from AC Fiorentina is in a critical situation after a dramatic incident. Last Sunday, the midfielder collapsed during a home game against Inter Milan and had to be immediately taken to hospital. After this cardiac arrest, Bove decided to have a defibrillator inserted, indicating the serious health problems he faces. As the Crown reported, the operation will take place in the next few days, but the use of a defibrillator will mean Bove will no longer be able to play actively in professional sport in his native Italy.

Career at the end?

Serie A's strict regulations prohibit players from playing with a defibrillator. The decision could therefore mean the end of his career in Italy, something Bove is very worried about. Loud Sports1 He is now threatened with the termination of his contract with Fiorentina, who will play against LASK in the European Cup next Thursday. In a similar case three years ago, Danish international Christian Eriksen was forced to end his contract with Inter Milan early after suffering a cardiac arrest at the European Championships. Eriksen now plays for Manchester United, which gives Bove hope of continuing his career outside of Italy.

The incident has sparked concern because Bove may be suffering from myocarditis, a serious inflammation of the heart muscle tissue. This could be the cause of his sudden collapse, which requires further investigation and thorough medical attention. The Gazzetta dello Sport has already reported on the urgency of the situation, and fans and teammates are hoping for his recovery and a positive turn in this difficult situation.