There is growing concern for Gustavo Raggio’s health: the coach has “instability in his vital signs”

The health of Gustavo Raggiocoach of Estudiantes de Río Cuarto, a team that plays in First National, keeps the world of football in suspense. The latest medical report published this Friday describes the coach in detail “continue in reserved status”but adds a hint of concern because not only “is he still hospitalized in intensive care”, but”has an instability of vital signs that requires greater complexity in the life support he receives.”

Raggio, 52, has been hospitalized since February 5 at the Río Cuarto Medical Institute due to a bilateral respiratory condition that has complicated his condition and has worsened in recent days.

The news was made known through a publication by Estudiantes de Río Cuarto on its social networks: “Our coach, Mr. Gustavo Raggio, hospitalized at the Río Cuarto Medical Institute since February 5, suffers from a bilateral respiratory disease” .

In the first 24 hours of hospitalization the evolution was not as expected and according to the report Raggio “showed a worsening of his condition, requiring greater respiratory support assistance”.

Estudiantes de Río Cuarto, who had signed Raggio in December, had published a message in those days asking that “all the friends of the club accompany him with their prayers for the improvement of his health”, accompanying their post with the hashtag #FuerzaGustavo.

On Sunday 4 February Raggio took charge of his first full-court match at Estudiantes de Río Cuarto. The victory was 1-0 against Deprotivo Madryn and Carozo, as he is nicknamed, showed no health problems.

However, the next day, he was admitted to the Río Cuarto Medical Institute for a “bilateral respiratory condition”, according to the club.

Raggio, born in Villa Constitución and raised as a footballer in the prolific lower divisions of Newell’s Old Boys of Rosario, had been admitted to a clinic in the Mediterranean province with a condition of “dehydration and pneumonia”.

It was thought that he would be discharged the following day, but the situation became complicated to the point of requiring increasingly powerful respiratory assistance. In fact, they follow the chains of prayers to give strength to the expert DT.