Boca’s gesture with Ibarra and Chicho Serna’s clarification: “He’ll be in training on Thursday”

“Hugo is fine, now he’s in a room, peaceful with his family. He’s fine. They’ll leave him hospitalized for a day as a precaution, but the report will come out shortly and it will be possible to know what happened to him. I convey peace of mind, our coach will be on the pitch tomorrow“. So, after 1.50pm this Wednesday, Mauricio lad Serna, a member of the Boca Football Council, intervened at the door of the Italian Hospital of San Justo to refer to the health of Negro Ibarra, decompensated in training on Wednesday morning.

“It will be here one night. It’s more of a precaution, so you can rest easy. He will be in training tomorrow. No problem. What happened to him can happen to anyone. I’m not the right person to talk about a medical report. But for peace of mind, the part will come out. He’s doing very well,” added the Colombian.

Precisely so that Ibarra can rest and direct, as he wishes, one of the last training sessions before Sunday’s match with the Instituto alla Bombonera, the club has changed the program of Thursday’s tests, which would have taken place in the morning and will in the afternoon at Ezeiza’s property.

The coach started feeling sick, with severe headaches and suffered from nosebleeds.. For this he was examined by doctors and transferred to the Italian hospital of San Justo, where he remains hospitalized for observation as a precaution.

Due to the symptoms manifested by Ibarra, in the property of Ezeiza believes that it is a pressure problem due to the intense heat wave that the country is experiencing. Although it is not excluded that it also responds to a peak of stress. In any case, for control, they did all the necessary studies to exclude another type of pathology.

The point is that the image was strong, because the technician had to be removed from the Ezeiza headquarters by ambulance. In fact, they had to call her especially to come and get the Boca coach, given that after the first evaluation, the doctors felt it was better for him to be hospitalized as a precaution. For this reason, he was transferred to the distant medical center about 25 minutes from Ezeiza’s property. He was accompanied by Serna and Dr. Jorge Batista.

Ibarra had arrived at Ezeiza’s property with some discomfort. He had a headache and was a little down. However, he was able to get started with training. Until, suddenly, the technician’s nose began to bleed, which caused the interruption of the practice and the doctors intervened to treat him, alerted by that other symptom.