Inter Milan’s president expresses solidarity with Fiorentina’s Edoardo Bove following his sudden medical emergency during a match, leading to its postponement.
The Serie A game between Fiorentina and Inter was taking place at the Stadio Artemio Franchi when the unexpected happened. Just after 15 minutes into the game, Bove collapsed on the field.
He fell down away from the play, reportedly while tying his shoe. It quickly became clear that he was in serious trouble, and both teams were deeply affected by the situation.
Players from both Fiorentina and Inter were visibly upset, with many in tears as they realized what had occurred. Bove was soon taken to the hospital for urgent care.
Fortunately, reports indicate that Bove has regained consciousness while receiving treatment. The match was postponed due to the serious nature of the incident.
The atmosphere was heavy, and players were in shock, making it clear that continuing the game was not an option. Marotta spoke to Sky Sport Italia about the situation and the decision to stop the match.
He mentioned that the directors and coach of Fiorentina were with Bove at the hospital. Marotta emphasized the importance of standing by Bove, his family, and the Fiorentina team during this difficult time.
He stated that the decision to postpone the match was made quickly and naturally by everyone involved. Marotta highlighted the sense of community in football, especially during tough moments like this.
He noted how the incident affected everyone, including the referee, on an emotional level. Marotta felt it was the right choice to halt the game and expressed his thoughts on behalf of Inter and the wider football community.
Fiorentina is expected to provide further updates on Bove’s condition as the situation develops. Marotta’s comments reflect the solidarity and support that exists within the sport during challenging times.
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