Yael Trepy, Cagliari Striker, in Induced Coma After Drowning in Sardinia
The 20-year-old French striker for Cagliari in Serie A nearly drowned on Sunday in a private pool on the Costa Smeralda. Airlifted to hospital, he has been placed in intensive care and induced into a therapeutic coma.
Yael Trepy, a 20-year-old French striker under contract with Cagliari in Serie A, is in intensive care following a drowning on Sunday in Sassari, Sardinia. Airlifted to a local hospital, the player has been placed in an induced coma and his condition is described as serious.
The tragedy occurred in the pool of a villa on the Costa Smeralda, where Trepy was with friends. According to Corriere della Sera, he was quickly rescued by those present before emergency services arrived.
A native of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges in Val-de-Marne, Trepy joined the Sardinian club to play in Italy’s top division at just 20 years old.
In a statement released Monday, Cagliari said it was “in constant contact with the medical facility and the player’s family.” “In these difficult moments, all our thoughts are with Yael and his family,” the club added, requesting “the utmost respect for their privacy” and promising to communicate any further information as soon as possible.
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