Sad news from former Fenerbahçe president Ali Şen
Former Fenerbahçe president Ali Şen is receiving intensive care treatment in Bodrum due to health issues. Those close to him state that Şen has lost the ability to recognize people and speak. A new statement regarding Ali Şen's health condition has come from Metin Şen.
Ali Şen, who served as president of the Fenerbahçe Sports Club between 1994 and 1998, is under treatment in intensive care in Bodrum. While the 86-year-old's health condition remains serious, his family and loved ones are by his side at the hospital.
HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE WORRIED
Journalist Yavuz Donat stated that Ali Şen's health condition is critical, noting that Şen is unable to recognize even his closest relatives and cannot speak. Ali Şen's son, Metin Şen, said regarding his father's condition, "There is nothing we can do but pray."
NEW STATEMENT FROM METİN ŞEN
In his latest statement, Metin Şen reported that his father's health condition is quite good and that he was taken to intensive care as a precaution. Stating that there is no cause for concern, Metin Şen announced that his father would be discharged today.
Metin Şen's statement is as follows:
"My father's health condition is quite good... He was in intensive care as a precaution... We will leave the hospital today if there are no setbacks...
There is no issue to worry about..
We thank everyone who has written messages and called to offer their well wishes..."

News Source: 12punto
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