Evan N'Dicka returns home and the great fear of last night turns into a long sigh of relief. The Giallorossi centre-back was discharged today after emergency admission to the Santa Maria della Misericordia hospital in Udine following his illness in the 72nd minute of Udinese-Roma.
A pang in the chest that scared everyone. But the first visits carried out upon his arrival at the hospital had already ruled out that his life was in danger, while those carried out this morning dispelled any doubts regarding any complications that could emerge. The player, in fact, spent the night calmly, waiting for the approval for his resignation. The medical bulletin was then entrusted to the Giallorossi club which speaks of a clinical picture compatible with a "thoracic trauma with minimal left pneumothorax".
Therefore no heart attack or heart problem as averted by the first and second level tests which exclude the presence of cardiac pathologies. In Rome he will undergo further tests, but today it is still difficult to outline recovery times which will be estimated more precisely in the coming days. In the meantime, since yesterday evening the defender has continued to receive the embrace of his teammates, who rushed to the hospital before returning to the capital. And there were those like Aouar who had already told the club that they wanted to remain at the defender's side, only to be reassured by the managers after the CEO, Lina Soulokou, the coach De Rossi and captain Pellegrini had managed to speak with N'Dicka who he confirmed that he felt well. Until shortly before his resignation, the defender and fellow Ivorian Hassane Kamara kept the player company. And if the president of CONI, Giovani Malagò, compliments everyone for the management of the emergency, the No.1 of The Hague speaks of "a beautiful sporting moment" between the two teams.
However, there is some controversy, such as the one born from the tweet of Lucio Malan, group leader of the Brothers of Italy in the Senate. "These episodes are too frequent and clarity must be clarified on the numerical dimensions and causes", the post on exclude any correlation between vaccination and heart disease". While the senator of Italia Viva, Daniela Sbrollini, wants to present a question to minister Abodi on the Mattia Giani case, the Castelfiorentino footballer who passed away, and what happened to N'Dicka