
Aston Villa Players Visit Coach Unai Emery in Hospital
Aston Villa players paid a heartfelt visit to their manager, Unai Emery, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham following his recent hospitalization for an emergency medical checkup. The 53-year-old coach was admitted after experiencing sudden discomfort during a training session, prompting concerns among the squad and supporters.
Squad Shows Support for Their Manager
Several first-team players, including captain John McGinn, Ollie Watkins, Emiliano Martínez, and Tyrone Mings, were seen arriving at the hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Dressed in casual attire, the players spent time with Emery, offering words of encouragement and checking on his well-being.
Speaking to reporters outside the hospital, McGinn reassured fans about Emery’s condition:
“The gaffer is in good spirits. He appreciates all the support from the fans and the football community. We just wanted to be here for him like he’s always there for us.”
Other players, including Douglas Luiz and Matty Cash, also took to social media to express their support. Luiz posted on Instagram:
“We’re all with you, boss! Get well soon!”
Club and Fans Rally Behind Emery
Aston Villa has remained closely involved in supporting Emery and his family during this time. The club released an update stating that Emery is undergoing further tests but is in stable condition.
Fans have also shown their support outside the hospital, holding banners with messages like “Get Well Soon, Unai” and chanting his name. The #GetWellSoonUnai hashtag continues to trend on social media as Villa supporters express their concern and admiration for their manager.
What’s Next for Aston Villa?
While no official date has been set for Emery’s return, the club has assured supporters that he is receiving the best medical care and is expected to make a full recovery. In the meantime, assistant manager Damia Vidagany has taken over training duties to ensure the team remains focused on their upcoming fixtures.
The entire football community continues to send well-wishes to Unai Emery, hoping to see him back on the touchline as soon as possible.
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