Coach Vanoly of former Spartacus team fell ill during a Serie A game
Headline: Paolo Vanoli Collapses during Torino vs Venezia Game, but Recovers Quickly
Yikes, it was a tense moment for everyone at the stadium during the Torino vs Venezia match last week! Main coach Paolo Vanoli took a tumble on the pitch, and it seemed serious. But, fear not, he's all good now!
Apparently, Vanoli's collapse was probably due to a sudden drop in blood pressure brought on by stress, as reported by La Repubblica. Thankfully, the coach remained conscious and was soon up and about, thanks to the swift attention of medical staff at the stadium.
Some sources, like RBC Sport, have reassuringly noted that Vanoli was fine after the incident. The game eventually ended in a 1:1 draw, with Torino holding onto the 10th spot in Serie A with 44 points.
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Curiously, Vanoli was head coach of Moscow's "Spartak" from December 2021 to June 2022, leading them to win the Russian Cup. Quite an impressive stint, that one!
Now, if you're interested in more juicy details about this event and the coach's health, keep in mind that Torino president Cairo also confirmed that Vanoli went through the necessary medical checks following the incident [1][2][3]. But remember, like any good fan, we should keep our fingers crossed for his speedy recovery and future success on the pitch!
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- In the midst of the Torino vs Venezia game last week, Paolo Vanoli, the coach, had a quick recovery after collapsing on the pitch, despite initial concerns.
- Despite his health scare, Paolo Vanoli, previously the coach of Moscow's Spartak, led them to win the Russian Cup from December 2021 to June 2022.
- RBC Sport reported that Paolo Vanoli was fine after collapsing during the game.
- Paolo Vanoli, following the incident, underwent necessary medical checks, as confirmed by Torino president Cairo.
- The European-leagues and Serie-A football enthusiasts are keeping their fingers crossed for Paolo Vanoli's speedy recovery and future success in sports.
