Former Real Madrid winger Royston Drenthe has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke. The 38-year-old Dutch footballer is currently undergoing treatment, according to FC de Rebellen, a business entity that represents several former footballers.

Drenthe was admitted to the hospital on Friday, and his representatives have confirmed that he is receiving proper care. In a statement, FC de Rebellen expressed hope for Drenthe’s speedy recovery, stating that he is “in good hands.” The news has sparked concern among football fans and former colleagues, who are wishing the former player a full and swift recovery.

Drenthe’s football career began to gain momentum when he played for Feyenoord in the Netherlands. He later signed with Real Madrid, where he won the LaLiga title in 2007. In addition to his time in Spain, Drenthe also played in the Premier League during a loan spell with Everton. He also had stints with Reading and Sheffield Wednesday, gaining valuable experience in English football.

The news of Drenthe’s stroke serves as a reminder of the importance of health and well-being, particularly for former athletes. As he receives treatment and care, fans and supporters are sending messages of encouragement and support. With his football career spanning multiple countries and leagues, Drenthe has built a reputation as a skilled and dedicated player. His recovery is now the focus, and fans are hoping for a positive outcome. The football community will be monitoring Drenthe’s progress, sending best wishes for his health and well-being.