Fortunately, it s okay. The 63-year-old Chilean goalkeeper suffered a cardiac arrest when he participated in the legendary match. After rescue, he turned from danger to safety.

September 30th According to Chilean media emol, a 63-year-old former professional goalkeeper Toledo suddenly suffered a cardiac arrest in the legendary match organized by the club, but fortunately he was sent to the hospital in time and he was rescued by emergency personnel.

This game was originally a farewell match/Legendary match for many meritorious players of a Chile team, but 63-year-old Toledo suddenly fainted during the game, received first aid on the spot and was transported to the hospital for emergency treatment. Espinosa, the director of the medical department, confirmed that the 63-year-old goalkeeper suffered a "recovery after sudden death" and was in that state when he arrived at the emergency center. "After he arrived at the hospital, he underwent examination and the diagnosis was acute myocardial infarction."

He also revealed that Toledo had undergone surgery: "The operation was very successful, and the blocked arteries were successfully unblocked. This is a serious situation and is very critical. It requires full concentration to save the patient's life, and the operation is very successful."

Toledo has now awakened, awake and in good condition. The next 72 hours are crucial and he will continue to be observed.

team captain, Christian Alvarez of his farewell match, said: "I personally invited Toledo because we work together every week, and he told me that he has never said goodbye to football, so I regard this as his farewell to football. It is very touching."

The wife of 63-year-old Toledo also updated her husband's status: "He has left the operating room and has 72 hours of observation to escape from danger. Thank you for your concern, I ask everyone to send him the best blessings and prayers."

However, the game continued after Toledo was taken to the hospital. In response to this, relevant persons from the club said: "We decided to continue the game because we are safe and ensure that the incident will not escalate."