This week, a ray of hope came after learning that the Virgen del Rocío Hospital in Seville had withdrawn the sedation of Sergio Rico, goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain, who was in serious condition after suffering a serious accident with a horse at the end of the last May. However, this Friday it transpired that the doctors at the health center have decided to sedate him again after being conscious for a few days. The specialists assure that his condition continues to be serious, as they have informed EFE.
As reported by the aforementioned media, the goalkeeper "is once again sedated and remains in serious condition, admitted to the Intensive Care Unit", while "the Intensive Medicine specialists continue to monitor and await evolution". The athlete has been hospitalized since May 28, at which time a horse caused him serious head injuries during the Rocío Pilgrimage.
Sergio's evolution is being closely followed by the media, and his state of health has generated great concern in the world of sport. Alba Silva, his wife, reappeared this Friday visibly affected and tried to reject questions from the press. Since the incident took place, the journalist has always been willing to give daily updates, beyond the statements issued by the hospital.
However, this Friday morning it has been somewhat more subdued. Faced with the usual intervention of the camera near the medical center, Silva asked on this occasion that they not record her, since she was not in the best state of mind. "There are better days and worse days and today I have a bad day, it's normal. Thank you," explained the goalkeeper's wife around the hospital. Silva also left a message related to the PSG player. "Every day that passes is one less," she expressed.
Later, EFE reported this new sedation. Sergio Rico's accident remains a winding affair to deal with. The athlete traveled to Huelva from Strasbourg, where he had just won Ligue 1 with PSG, to participate in the El Rocío pilgrimage. While he was going to the Pontifical Mass on horseback, a garbage truck scared the colt, which violently threw the porter to the ground on the rebound. Altered and confused, the steed ended up kicking him in the neck.
