Roberto Carlos (52/here 2008 in the Fenerbahce jersey)
Soccer Legend Roberto Carlos Hospitalized with Heart Issue
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The former Real Madrid star is recovering after undergoing a procedure in Brazil.
- Roberto Carlos, 52, was hospitalized in Brazil due to a serious heart problem.
- The issue was discovered during a check-up for a leg complaint.
- He underwent a catheter procedure that initially took nearly three hours due to complications.
- Carlos is now out of danger but remains under close medical observation.
- The soccer icon has reassured fans that he is feeling better.
Soccer fans around the world are breathing a sigh of relief after learning that Roberto Carlos is recovering in a Brazilian hospital after experiencing a heart problem. The 52-year-old former left-back, renowned for his powerful shot and dazzling skills, was admitted for treatment after doctors discovered a concerning issue during a routine check-up.
Unexpected Discovery During Routine Check-Up
Carlos was initially seeking medical attention for discomfort in his leg while on vacation in his home country. However, during the examination, doctors detected a small blood clot, prompting further testing. These tests revealed a significant problem with his heart’s pumping function, leading to the immediate decision for intervention.
Emergency Procedure and Complications
Medical staff quickly determined that Carlos required an urgent procedure. A catheter was inserted, with the initial plan for a 40-minute operation. However, complications arose during the process, extending the procedure to almost three hours. Despite the challenges, the operation was ultimately successful, and Carlos is now out of immediate danger.
Carlos Reassures Fans
Carlos is expected to remain in the hospital for another two days as doctors continue to monitor his progress. He took to social media to personally reassure his supporters, stating, “Now I’m feeling well.” His representatives have also confirmed that he is in good spirits, considering the circumstances, and is receiving close care.
