Sävehof Vetle Eck Aga broke his second semi-final match against Ystad in a heartbeat.
Since then, he has been admitted to the Ustra Hospital, GP writes.
– I’m glad you left because you don’t know how things could have gone otherwise, he tells the newspaper.
Sävehof is at the 0-2 bridge against Ystad in the handball semi-final match.
And you will have to dispense with the main player Vettel Ek Agha in tomorrow’s crucial match. He tells the GP how his heart beat in Thursday’s game. The pulse quickened and refused to come down.
He could return with the team to Gothenburg but on Friday he was taken to Ostra Hospital and remains there.
– Ultrasounds, blood tests, ECGs and everything was done. There are some values in a blood test that show signs of some type of damage to the heart muscle or its cells. It could be inflammation or a small heart attack. It’s still a bit unclear, he says.
Play the last game in Sävehof
He will stay for a few more days for further examinations.
– I’m in good hands and I feel good. There is a little discomfort here and there but not much pain. Somehow I’m still glad I know my body so well and notice that something is wrong. I’m glad I quit because you don’t know how it could have gone otherwise.
He hopes his career will not be threatened. But the time at Sävehof is over. Next year it is ready for Norwegian Kolstad.