Boca Juniors Coach Hospitalized

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Miguel Ángel Russo, DT de Boca, was admitted to Fleni by a urinary tract infection

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The DT went to routine checkups, but the medical corps decided that he should be hospitalized. He’s been at the Fleni clinic since Tuesday.

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Boca Juniors, where the Peruvian right side Luis Advíncula plays, is directed by the experienced Argentine technical director Miguel Ángel Russo. However, the present of the coach, unfortunately, is not the best. It turns out that the Argentine press reports that Miguel Ángel Russo (69) is interned in a clinic in the city of Buenos Aires for the second consecutive day. This is due to a urinary infection, according to TyC Sports by means of its w…

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Miguel Ángel Russo is still in the Fleni clinic, a decision the doctors made because they want to follow his treatment closely and until the urinary infection does not go down completely, they will not discharge him. Boca’s coach spent the night in the clinic, for the second consecutive day, for a greater control and ease of fighting the bacteria, since his general picture still does not allow him to continue with an outpatient treatment. In cas…

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In case of favorable evolution and after two nights of hospitalization in the Fleni Institute of the porteño neighborhood of Belgrano, Miguel Ángel Russo could be discharged this Thursday from the urinary infection by which he entered the medical institution last Tuesday. The technician of Boca had shown improvements during Wednesday and had insisted that he be discharged, but the professionals who care for him decided that the best thing was to…

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Miguel Ángel Russo, current coach of Boca Juniors, will continue to be admitted this Wednesday at the Fleni clinic in Belgrano after a urinary infection that worried his surroundings. The doctors who attend him decided to keep him at least one more day under control, since the bacteria detected requires intensive treatment with antibiotics and permanent monitoring. According to him, Russo spent the night of Tuesday hydrated via serum and with sp…