Tom Lockyer Provides Update on Health and Commitment to Luton Town

Tom Lockyer, the Luton Town defender who collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest during a match against Bournemouth, has given an update on his health and expressed his determination to support the team in any way possible.

The Incident and Lockyer’s Recovery

In the 59th minute of the game at the Vitality Stadium, Lockyer collapsed and received immediate on-field treatment. He was then transported to the hospital, where he was resuscitated after two minutes. Luton later revealed that Lockyer had experienced a cardiac arrest and had been fitted with an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) before being released for rehabilitation.

Lockyer’s Progress and Future Involvement

In an update on his health, Lockyer stated that he is “doing very well” and feeling like himself again. He expressed gratitude towards the players, staff, doctors, and paramedics who saved his life and mentioned that he is proud of the team’s fighting spirit in his absence. Lockyer also emphasized the importance of CPR and encouraged people to learn it. He mentioned that his future involvement with Luton Town will be decided after meeting with specialists in the new year.

Gratitude and Support

Lockyer expressed his overwhelming gratitude for the support he has received from fans, his family, and the club. He thanked Bournemouth, Gary Sweet, Rob Edwards, and Luton Town for their support during this challenging time.

Replay of the Abandoned Match

The Premier League confirmed that the match against Bournemouth, which was abandoned due to Lockyer’s incident, will be replayed in full at a later date.

With Lockyer’s recovery progressing well, Luton Town and their fans eagerly await his return to the team. His determination to support the club and raise awareness about CPR serves as an inspiration to all.