On a stretcher and taken directly to hospital, the Evan Ndicka incident caused great concern in the world of Italian football. The first examinations ruled out heart problems, a conclusion confirmed by new tests. “Player Evan Ndicka underwent a series of third-level cardiological and pulmonary examinations at the FIFA Villa Stuart Medical Center. The tests carried out confirmed the absence of cardiac pathologies and the healing of the minimal pneumothorax which occurred during the match in Udinese » Roma communicated on its website. The player has been given the green light to return to training.
“The player is therefore fit to resume sporting activity which will be monitored in the following days” said the Italian club. With the medical green light to resume training, Ndicka can now consider a gradual return to sporting activity. Daniele De Rossi’s Roma are heading into an exciting end to the season, with the stakes high in Serie A as well as the Europa League. The Romans also have a card to play in C3 as they face Bayer Leverkusen in the semi-final next week.
