Miguel Russo discharged: Boca boss recovering after health scare | OneFootball

Miguel Ángel Russo's health once again raised concerns at Boca. The 69-year-old coach was hospitalized this Monday morning at the Fleni clinic for scheduled tests, but the doctors decided to administer an IV after noticing signs of weakness, according to TyC Sports. Although the situation caused alarm, the coach was discharged the same day.

After being present at the match where Boca drew 2-2 against Central Córdoba at La Bombonera on Sunday night, the coach had to undergo check-ups. The team had the day off, so it wasn't necessary for Claudio Úbeda and Juvenal Rodríguez, his assistants, to take charge of the training sessions as they did weeks ago when Russo was hospitalized.

At the beginning of September, Russo had also spent a week at the Fleni institute due to a urinary infection that worsened due to his delicate health. That hospitalization prevented him from leading some of the training sessions in this third cycle at the club.

Although he was discharged on September 5, the club decided to give him more days to recover, and he only returned to practice the following Thursday, during the training session held at La Bombonera before the trip to Rosario to face Rosario Central.

After that match, the coach expressed his displeasure at the press conference over the rumors that had spread about his health. "There were many who said nonsense. The one who knows about their health is oneself"

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