Sergio Rico Feels “Very Fortunate” After Serious Head Injury
Paris St-Germain goalkeeper Sergio Rico is feeling “very fortunate” as he recovers from a serious head injury he suffered in a horse riding accident. The 29-year-old was in a coma after the incident in his native Spain on 28 May, but was discharged from intensive care on Wednesday and admitted to a ward in a Seville hospital, where he is receiving further treatment.
Rico took to Instagram to thank everyone who had sent him their well wishes during this difficult time. He wrote, “I am still working on my recovery, which each day is getting better. I want to thank each and every person who has shown me and sent me their affection in these difficult days. I feel very fortunate. Once more, thank you to everyone and I hope to be able to see you soon.”
Rico’s Career
Rico joined PSG on loan from Sevilla in 2019 before the transfer was made permanent in September 2020. He previously had a season-long loan spell with Fulham in the 2018-19 Premier League campaign. During his time with Fulham, he made 25 appearances and kept five clean sheets.
Rico’s Injury
At the time of the incident in May, his family said Rico suffered “a serious mishap due to a mule cart and a horse that hit him”. It is unclear how long it will take for Rico to make a full recovery, but he is expected to make a full recovery and return to the pitch soon.
Conclusion
Sergio Rico is on the road to recovery after suffering a serious head injury in a horse riding accident. He is feeling “very fortunate” and has thanked everyone who has sent him their well wishes during this difficult time. He is expected to make a full recovery and return to the pitch soon.