Uli Hoeneß hospitalized during golf tournament
In a shocking turn of events, FC Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß was hospitalized on Saturday after a ruptured vein during a charity golf tournament near Bonn.
The news of Hoeneß's hospitalization was first reported by the newspaper "Bild" in the evening. Sport1 later provided an update on his condition, stating that the medical incident was generally harmless and he quickly recovered. The German Press Agency also reported that Hoeneß is feeling better.
The 73-year-old Hoeneß, who has had a long association with Bayern Munich, was taken to a clinic by ambulance in the early evening but was discharged the same day and returned home that evening. The exact time of his return to the hotel is not mentioned, and the location of the hotel where he is currently staying remains undisclosed.
Hoeneß, a long-time manager of FC Bayern Munich, has been instrumental in the success of the football record champions. His role in the club spans from his days as a player from 1970 to 1978, later serving as general manager starting in 1979 and president from 2009 until 2019. After stepping down as president, he became honorary president, the role he currently holds.
Neither Hoeneß nor FC Bayern Munich has issued a statement regarding the incident. The specific reason for his hospitalization is not disclosed in the report, and the location of the clinic where he was taken remains unknown. The incident, however, has reassured both the club and fans regarding his health following the incident.
The golf charity tournament, which took place on Saturday, saw Hoeneß participating. The exact nature of the medical episode remains undisclosed, but Sport1 reported that it was a harmless medical episode. The quick discharge and recovery of Hoeneß have been welcomed news for all associated with the club.
Despite the shocking incident during a charity golf tournament, Hoeneß's love for sports, particularly football, remains unwavering. Given his significant role as a former manager and current honorary president of FC Bayern Munich, football remains a crucial part of his life.
