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Ex-Barcelona Soccer Prospect Carles Perez Hospitalized After Dog Bite to Genitals
THERMI, THESSALONIKI, GREECE, JUL 30 – Carles Pérez suffered serious genital injuries requiring six stitches after intervening in a dog fight, potentially delaying his return to Aris Thessaloniki's upcoming matches, club officials said.
- Carles Perez, a former Barcelona youth player, was hospitalized due to a dog bite on his genitals while he was walking his own dog in Thessaloniki, Greece, according to his club Aris Thessaloniki.
- He received six stitches and has been discharged from the hospital but will remain under observation.
- The situation was not serious, and Perez is expected to miss Europa Conference League qualification due to this incident.
- Perez joined Aris Thessaloniki on loan this summer and made his debut a week ago in the Conference League qualifier against Araz-Nakhchivan.
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Soccer Player Carles Perez Misses Match Thanks To Dog Bite
Soccer player Carles Perez missed a match this week in Greece for a reason I don't think I've ever heard before: he had been bitten by a dog.Perez is currently playing for a Greek club called Aris after being loaned to them by the Spanish team Celta Vigo, and he formerly played for Barcelona.None of that is that important, but what is important is that on Thursday, Aris was scheduled to take on Azerbaijan's Araz-Naxçıvan in a qualifier for the U…
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Independent EspañolTHESSALONIKI, Greece (AP) — Former Barcelona striker Carles Perez missed a match with his current Greek club Aris due to a dog bite that required stitches. The 27-year-old Perez is on loan with Aris, which hosted Azerbaijani club Araz-Naxçıvan in UEFA Conference League qualifying. Two days earlier, Perez was walking his dog when an incident occurred involving a second dog. Perez, on loan from Celta Vigo, wrote on Instagram: “I was unlucky enough…
Carles Pérez left the hospital after being treated for an infection and receiving stitches.
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