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BREAKING: I thought I was going to die, Juventus goalkeeper, Szczesny speaks about onfield heart scare
He recalled to Canal Plus: “It was scary, I really thought I was going to die. After passing a ball to the defender I felt like my heart was going to explode, during a corner kick I told Arek (Milik) I was sick but the players of Sporting were already taking a corner.
Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has opened up about the travails of his on-field heart attack last season.
The Pole was forced off the pitch visibly shaken during Juve’s Europa League clash with Sporting CP.
He recalled to Canal Plus: “It was scary, I really thought I was going to die. After passing a ball to the defender I felt like my heart was going to explode, during a corner kick I told Arek (Milik) I was sick but the players of Sporting were already taking a corner.
“The pain in the chest was horrible, to this day we still don’t know what the reason behind it was, probably back/spine problems.”
On continuing with Poland, he added: “International retirement? Yes, it’s very close, I’m already playing longer than expected. I’ll stop when I feel I can’t give 100% on the pitch, so I want to finish at a high level. I won’t announce it, I’ll keep it as a surprise because I don’t want any goodbye.”
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