Former Real Madrid and Everton winger Royston Drenthe, 38, has been hospitalized following a stroke, with his family now appealing for privacy as he recovers.
Sources close to the 38-year-old indicated that he is currently stable and undergoing treatment. “We are hopeful for a full recovery,” a representative stated.
Former Dutch international Royston Drenthe, who enjoyed spells with Everton and Real Madrid, has been hospitalised after suffering a stroke.
The news emerged this afternoon and immediately prompted an outpouring of support from his former clubs and teammates across Europe.The 38-year-old was reportedly admitted earlier this week.
While the situation remains serious, sources confirm Drenthe is in a stable condition and responding to medical care. A family representative released a statement confirming the situation:
“We are hopeful for a full recovery.” Drenthe’s health has been a priority, with doctors closely monitoring his progress. Fans are urged to respect his privacy during this critical time.