Rome Sports: Due to implanting a subcutaneous defibrillator, Bovey is temporarily unable to return to the Serie A arena

July 15th According to the "Roman Sports" report, due to relevant Italian regulations, Rome midfielder Bovi is temporarily unable to return to the Serie A arena. Previously, when the player played for Fiorentina on loan, he suddenly fainted during the game, and then underwent surgery and implanted a subcutaneous defibrillator. In July this year, Bovey's loan expired and returned to Rome from Florence.

However, relevant Italian regulations point out that athletes cannot participate in competitive activities if they wear equipment to regulate their heart rate. This is not the case outside of Italy. Erikson is a typical example. He terminated his contract with Inter Milan early and joined Brentford freely. Bovey is working on various possibilities with his team, hoping to get exemptions while ensuring health and safety.

At the same time, Rome, as a stakeholder, is also paying attention to this matter with a cautious attitude, not only emotional support. Bovi is undoubtedly an important asset of Rome, and the club will provide all necessary assistance to Bovi after the situation is completely clear. Bovey himself kept in touch with Florence, who accepted him like his family when the old Roman management sloppy and unexpectedly gave him up last year. He hopes to continue his career at Purple Lily.