
Former football star Royston Drenthe, who once dazzled crowds for both Everton and Real Madrid, has been rushed to hospital after suffering a stroke. The shocking medical emergency has left the football community in deep concern for the 37-year-old Dutchman's wellbeing.
From Bernabéu Glory to Medical Emergency
The talented midfielder, whose career took him from the hallowed turf of Santiago Bernabéu to Goodison Park, is currently receiving specialised care after the sudden health crisis. Medical staff are closely monitoring his condition as he undergoes treatment.
Drenthe's representatives confirmed the distressing news, stating the former Feyenoord prodigy was admitted to hospital earlier this week. Friends and former teammates have been flooding social media with messages of support for the recovery of the once-electric winger.
A Career of Highs and Lows
Remembered by fans for his explosive pace and technical ability, Drenthe's professional journey saw him play under some of football's most demanding managers. His career trajectory took him from Dutch football to Spanish giants Real Madrid, before making his mark in the English Premier League with Everton.
Since retiring from professional football, Drenthe had reinvented himself as a musician under the stage name Roya2Faces, showing the same creative flair that once made him a fan favourite on the pitch.
Football Community Rallies Support
The news has sent shockwaves through the football world, with former clubs and colleagues expressing their concern and wishing him a full recovery. Drenthe's time in the Premier League particularly endeared him to English football fans, who remember his dynamic performances during the 2011-2012 season.
Medical experts emphasise that immediate treatment is crucial for stroke victims, and it's understood Drenthe received prompt medical attention when symptoms emerged.