Louis van Gaal confirms treatment for prostate cancer has been successful
Louis van Gaal has confirmed the treatment he’s had for prostate cancer has proven successful.
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Netherlands Coach Louis Van Gaal Says Cancer Treatment Behind Him
Netherlands football coach Louis van Gaal insisted Monday that he was fit enough to lead his nation to the World Cup finals saying his prostate cancer treatment has been successful. Van Gaal, 70, said ten days ago he had been receiving treatment since being diagnosed in 2020, but still plans to lead his team at the World Cup in Qatar in seven months' time. "I had 25 sessions of chemotherapy. Then I had to wait five or six months to see if that had worked. It has," he told the ANP press agency.
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal says prostate cancer treatment successful
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal said that the treatment he had undergone for an aggressive form of prostate cancer had been successful.
Louis van Gaal ready to lead Netherlands at World Cup after successful cancer treatment
Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal has said his prostate cancer treatment has been successful and he will be fit enough to lead the team at the Qatar World Cup later this year.
Netherlands coach Van Gaal says cancer treatment behind him
Netherlands football coach Louis van Gaal insisted on Monday that he was fit enough to lead his nation to the World Cup finals saying his prostate cancer treatment has been successful.
Soccer-Netherlands coach Van Gaal says prostate cancer treatment successful
(Reuters) - Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal said the treatment he had undergone for an aggressive form of prostate cancer had been successful.
Netherlands coach Van Gaal says prostate cancer treatment successful
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal said the treatment he had undergone for an aggressive form of prostate cancer had been successful.
Blazin’ Saddles: Old hand Michal Kwiatkowski shows the Ineos Grenadiers new generation the way
History repeated itself with another photo finish deciding the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday, but this time Ineos Grenadiers came up trumps with Michal Kwiatkowski awarded the win over Benoit Cosnefroy by a tyre’s width – one year after teammate Tom Pidcock was denied by Wout van Aert by a matter of millimetres. It was Kwiatkowski’s first classics win in over five years and his first success of any kind since that memorable Ineos Grenadiers one-two at La Roche-sur-Foron when the Pole crossed the line arm-in-arm with teammate Richard Carapaz in Stage 18 of the 2020 Tour de France.