Former Fenerbahçe manager hospitalized over stroke suspicion
It has been reported that Zdenek Zeman, one of Fenerbahçe's former managers, has been hospitalized.
Zdenek Zeman, one of the former managers of Fenerbahçe, has been hospitalized due to symptoms of a stroke.
According to reports in the Italian press, Zeman, who experienced loss of strength and speech impairment, was taken to a hospital in Rome on suspicion of a stroke. It was stated that the 77-year-old Czech manager is in stable condition and is being kept under observation, and that he will undergo cardiological and neuroradiological tests.
HE ARRIVED DURING THE AZIZ YILDIRIM ERA
Zeman, who managed many teams throughout his career in Italy, most notably Parma, Lazio, Roma, and Napoli, served at Fenerbahçe under the presidency of Aziz Yıldırım during the 1999-2000 season. The experienced manager, who most recently coached Pescara, was forced to step down in February 2024 due to health issues.
News Source: AA
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