Tangis Eks Liverpool Lucas Leiva Harus Pensiun karena Masalah Jantung
Eks gelandang Liverpool, Lucas Leiva, harus mengakhiri kariernya sebagai pemain sepakbola. Masalah jantung menjadi penyebabnya.
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Denmark's Sevecke retires at 27 due to heart condition
Denmark international Rikke Sevecke announced her retirement from soccer at the age of 27 after saying on Friday that she cannot continue her career due to a heart condition.
Steven Gerrard sees Rangers lieutenant return to Liverpool fold with key role on world tour
Former Rangers assistant manager Gary McAllister is one of six Liverpool legends who will travel to the Far East with Jurgen Klopp’s squad for the English giants pre-season trip to Singapore.
Lucas Leiva retires from football at age of 36 due to heart condition
The former Liverpool midfielder, Lucas Leiva, has announced his retirement from football at the age of 36 due to a heart condition.
Former Liverpool midfielder Leiva retires at 36 due to heart condition
Former Liverpool and Lazio midfielder Lucas Leiva announced his retirement from football on Friday due to a heart condition, bringing the curtains down on his 17-year professional career.
Ex-Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva withdrawn from Gremio training after potential heart issue detected
Former Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva has been withdrawn from pre-season training with his Brazilian club Gremio after a potential heart issue was discovered.
7 reasons why Lucas will always be loved by Liverpool fans and players
While Lucas might not be one of the most talented Liverpool players of all time, he’ll certainly go down as one of the most popular.
Goodbye Divock Origi, Liverpool's never-to-be forgotten cult hero
A little while after Liverpool had lifted the Premier League trophy at a near-empty but electrified Anfield in July 2020, ending that 30-year wait for the title, something caught the attention of observers inside the ground. All players and staff had departed down the tunnel before one suddenly reappeared: Divock Origi. He walked towards the centre circle and, amid the ticker tape, put his arms behind his back and fixed his gaze on the Kop. It was a curious sight but also, it felt, a telling one – this was the Belgian’s way of saying goodbye.