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Shrewsbury Town striker Ryan Bowman has confirmed heart surgery that he underwent earlier this week was a success.

The 30-year-old striker had previously been rushed to hospital with heart palpitations. He suffered the episode last October during a League One game away at Ipswich Town.

Doctors at Portman Road had to shock his heart back into a beat. In the days after, it was revealed the Ipswich incident wasn’t the first time Bowman had experienced a heart issue although the previous occasion was far less serious.

Despite the latest scare, which saw his heart race to 250 beats-per-minute, he was given the all-clear to continue playing and indeed he made 47 appearances last season for the Shrews, scoring 13 goals.

But Bowman underwent an operation this week and later tweeted a picture from a hospital bed saying the procedure was a success.

A host of well-wishes have since come his way, not only from Shrewsbury fans but supporters across the football spectrum. It is unclear whether Bowman will be ready in time to return to pre-season training for Steve Cotterill's side later this month.

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