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Hugo Ibarra decompensated during training

The sports journalist Román Iucht reported on the decompensation suffered by the Boca coach, Hugo Ibarraduring a workout, Fontevecchia modeby net tv and RadioProfile (FM 101.9).

In the middle of training Mouth that took place on the club’s premises, in Ezeiza, Ibarra had arrived with much headache and sick.

Even so, he practiced with his players, until he began to feel very bad bleed from their nostrils. As a precaution, they called an ambulance and removed him from the practice, taking him to a nearby clinic.

Ibarra broke down in Boca training and was transferred urgently

The first part that comes from Boca says that Ibarra is fine. They will do some checkups, which would be logical in a situation like this.

probably a heat stroke and sun exposurewith the high temperatures, have generated this picture.

FM J.L.

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