Dwamena, a 27-year-old footballer who grew up in the youth academy of Red Bull Salzburg, He disappeared in the 24th minute of the match and despite the immediate intervention of the doctors and the urgent ambulance transfer to a hospital, he could not be resuscitated.
The Albanian Football Federation (AFL) issued a statement expressing “its deepest condolences” to the player’s family and Egnatia “for this great loss that has shocked the entire Albanian football community.”
The organization announces that all matches scheduled for this weekend in all championships organized by it have been postponed to a date to be determined, as a sign of mourning for the death of the eight-time Ghanaian international.
In January 2020, after several similar accidents, he underwent surgery in Zaragoza and had a device installed in his heart, preventing him from playing for almost three years. The doctors advised him not to play anymore, but he insisted on doing it.
The Ghana Federation also expressed its shock over his death, assuring that Dwamena represented the team “with all his “heart” and that he will be missed in the future.
LaLiga has published a message in which it wishes to convey “its most sincere condolences to the family and friends” of Dwamena, while the Spanish Federation also “regrets the sad news” of his death and sends “all the love and affection for his family and loved ones.
Source: El heraldo
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