The accident suffered by a former Brazil soccer player last week left him burning at 18% of his body, according to Wednesday by the World Champion Environment of 2002.
“You are healing well. Thank God. But treating burns requires care. Supports this day -day”, It was declared a spokesman for the French agency of France. “He supports it every day.”
Lucimar da Silva Ferreira, Known soccer as Pike, He was hospitalized on Saturday in Brasilia after suffering an accident in an ecological fireplace that left him burning in 18% of his body and requested two surgical interventions.
On Tuesday Lúcio appeared with his head, hands and legs wrapped, walking in a health center hall, according to a picture published on his Instagram account. On Wednesday he was transferred to another health center in Porto Alegre.
“The decision to move it was taken for comfort, which allowed Lúcio closer to their loved ones,” The family of the former 47 -Year -old Player revealed in a statement.
Brazilian Soccer Confederation (CBF) sent a support message to Lúcio, which shone with Seleçao’s shirt: “CBF wants you a lot of energy at this difficult time.”
Born in Planaltina, near Brasilia, this solid central defense has played more than a decade in Europe, in Bayer Leverkusen (2001-2004) and Bayern Munich (2004-2009) before moving to Inter (2009-2012), where he won the Champions League’s triplet, series A and Coppa Italia in 2010 under the direction of José Mourinho.
With LeverkusenHe scored a goal in the 2002 Champions League Final against Real Madrid, who finally won 2-1 thanks to the famous volley of Zinédine Zidane which has been a legend of maximum competition in Europe.
Lúcio won Bundesliga three times with the Bayern In 2005, 2006 and 2008. He then spent a year in Juventus in 2012 before returning to Brazil. This is 105 times more -international Brazil and being a major piece in the 2002 World Cup beating Germany 2-0 in the final, with two goals from Ronaldo.
Source: La Verdad
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