Former soccer player and coach Eusebio Sacristán is being operated on at the Hospital Clínico de Valladolid, after suffering a head trauma by a fortuitous fall on the stairs of a hotel establishment, according to sources close to the Valladolid athlete have reported.
The CT scan to which he was subjected, once he was admitted to the hospital, determined the appearance of a clot in the head, as a result of the blow received, for which the doctors decided to perform an operation urgency to remove said clot, of which information has not yet been provided.
Eusebio Sacristán was trained in the Real Valladolid quarry to make his debut in the first team at the age of 19 and, after four years, he signed for Atlético de Madrid, where he spent a season, to spend the next seven campaigns at Johan Cruyff’s Barcelona.
After signing for Celta de Vigo in the 1995/96 season and playing there for two years, he returned to Real Valladolid, where he said goodbye as a player in 2002, with 543 accumulated matches, which made him the third player to have played the most official matches. in the history of the League, only behind Zubizarreta and Raúl González.
As a coach, Eusebio has coached Celta de Vigo, the Barcelona subsidiary, Real Sociedad and Girona, from which he left in 2019, without having returned to occupy a bench since then, so he has turned, during this time, in the Foundation that bears his name and now resides in Valladolid.
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