2024-01-07 09:12:00
Pocho Lavezzi with his son Tomás
During Saturday night, rumors began to circulate indicating that Ezequiel “Pocho” Lavezzi had been admitted to intensive care due to a new crisis. Faced with this, his son came out to explain the situation. “He does not have any overdose,” he assured.
“My dad is fine and is undergoing treatment,” Tomás Lavezzi communicated through a story published on his Instagram account, in response to the information that emerged regarding a possible hospitalization due to an overdose.
In this regard, the Union youth player explained: “He doesn’t have any overdose or anything like that they say,” so he asked: “Stop inventing things that aren’t true.” Tomás’ last publication with his father was just three days ago, when he posted on his Instagram account a photo hugging his parents and a caption that reads: “What happiness to share with you! the biggest thing I have. “They are amazing.”
The Lavezzi rumors arose just two weeks following he was involved in a confusing event at a party in Punta del Este, which led him to be treated at the Cantegril Sanatorium, where he arrived accompanied by his girlfriend.
Tomas, son of “Pocho” Lavezzi spoke regarding the former player’s health
The incident occurred on December 20 and the first versions that circulated regarding the event indicated that he had suffered an injury as a result of a stab wound, but Lavezzi indicated that he cut himself following a fall.
On that occasion, Paola Hernández, an officer from the Maldonado Police Headquarters, reported that the former player was assisted in José Ignacio at 5 in the morning following participating in a party. “He himself told the Police that when he went to bed he felt pain and it was found that he had a fractured shoulder blade,” she told Infobae.
When the mobile emergency arrived at the scene, they found that Lavezzi was fractured and it was decided to transfer him to the Cantegril Sanatorium, located regarding 30 kilometers away. The Police took statements from witnesses at the scene, landlords and employees to clarify the motives. “The facts are unknown. He was at a party, when he went to bed he said that he felt the pain and then the cell phone was called, which confirmed the fracture,” the spokesperson reiterated.
Lavezzi remained under observation in the emergency room of the Punta Esteño sanatorium, where he was accompanied by two women. At that time, he expressed his intention to return to Argentina, so some time later he arrived in the country.
“Pocho” Lavezzi spent a few days in Punta del Este, but following the incident he returned to Argentina
The police report issued by the Maldonado Headquarters, which Infobae accessed, details: “On December 20 next time at 05:00 a police mobile arrives at Arenas de José Ignacio, a sectional jurisdiction where they request support from The Emergency. Upon the arrival of the cell phone, the victim was Ezequiel Iván Lavezzi, who was injured and was being treated by the emergency cell phone Dr. Agustini, who diagnosed a fractured shoulder blade and transferred him to Sanatorio Cantegril. It is unknown at the moment how the injury occurred, he was at a party.”
Regarding the health of the former soccer player, the deputy director of the Cantegril Sanatorium, Carmen Lorente, explained that he had “trauma to the collarbone,” the result of a fall, as she stated in statements reported by FM Gente. Likewise, he did not need any surgical intervention.
In this way, Lorente indicated that the specialists who treated him controlled his pain and immobilized his arm. In addition, he had other injuries that were not relevant, but whose evolution was controlled by the doctors who treated him.
A week ago, Lavezzi reappeared publicly in a video with the official hairdresser of the Argentine team. The 38-year-old former footballer was smiling in the filming while he showed off his brand new haircut. “You’re cool there,” Dany Ale, the stylist of the players who won the World Cup in Qatar, is heard saying behind the camera. “Yes, but oh well. Here we are. “I have bangs, look,” Pocho responds.
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