Bolton Wanderers Muamba discharged from hospital

Fabrice Muamba, the Bolton Wanderers midfielder who suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest on the pitch last month, has left hospital.

The 24-year-old, who collapsed during a fifth round FA Cup tie against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on March 17, was discharged from The London Chest Hospital on Monday.

'I am naturally very pleased to be discharged from hospital and would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to every single member of staff at The London Chest Hospital who have played a part in my care,' Muamba said in a statement.



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'Their dedication, professionalism and expertise is simply amazing and I will forever be in their debt. I also wish to say thank you to all the many well-wishers who have sent thousands of messages of support,' he added.

'Now I am out of hospital, I am looking forward to continuing my recovery and spending precious time with my family.'

Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes with medics at White Hart Lane and then later at the London Chest Hospital battling to keep him alive.

His discharge, less than a month after his collapse, continues what has been a remarkable recovery.

Bill McKenna, Professor of Cardiology at The Heart Hospital in London told CNN's World Sport: 'Clearly it was a difficult and prolonged resuscitation and you would have feared the worst.

'It's great, clearly, that he's walking, talking, moving and ready to be discharged in a very short time period.'

Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle said it was 'fantastic news' before adding his thanks to all the staff at the hospital.

'It's important that Fabrice and his family are now given time and space to be together, and we would ask the media to continue to respect their privacy,' Coyle said in a statement.





'It's great, clearly, that he's walking, talking, moving and ready to be discharged in a very short time period.' 'It's great, clearly, that he's walking, talking, moving and ready to be discharged in a very short time period.' Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes with medics at White Hart Lane and then later at the London Chest Hospital battling to keep him alive. Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes with medics at White Hart Lane and then later at the London Chest Hospital battling to keep him alive. 'It's important that Fabrice and his family are now given time and space to be together, and we would ask the media to continue to respect their privacy,' Coyle said in a statement. 'It's great, clearly, that he's walking, talking, moving and ready to be discharged in a very short time period.' 'I am naturally very pleased to be discharged from hospital and would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to every single member of staff at The London Chest Hospital who have played a part in my care,' Muamba said in a statement. Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle said it was 'fantastic news' before adding his thanks to all the staff at the hospital. 'Now I am out of hospital, I am looking forward to continuing my recovery and spending precious time with my family.' Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes with medics at White Hart Lane and then later at the London Chest Hospital battling to keep him alive. Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle said it was 'fantastic news' before adding his thanks to all the staff at the hospital. Bill McKenna, Professor of Cardiology at The Heart Hospital in London told CNN's World Sport: 'Clearly it was a difficult and prolonged resuscitation and you would have feared the worst. The 24-year-old, who collapsed during a fifth round FA Cup tie against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on March 17, was discharged from The London Chest Hospital on Monday. His discharge, less than a month after his collapse, continues what has been a remarkable recovery. 'Now I am out of hospital, I am looking forward to continuing my recovery and spending precious time with my family.' Fabrice Muamba, the Bolton Wanderers midfielder who suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest on the pitch last month, has left hospital. 'Their dedication, professionalism and expertise is simply amazing and I will forever be in their debt. I also wish to say thank you to all the many well-wishers who have sent thousands of messages of support,' he added. Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle said it was 'fantastic news' before adding his thanks to all the staff at the hospital. Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle said it was 'fantastic news' before adding his thanks to all the staff at the hospital. Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes with medics at White Hart Lane and then later at the London Chest Hospital battling to keep him alive. Bill McKenna, Professor of Cardiology at The Heart Hospital in London told CNN's World Sport: 'Clearly it was a difficult and prolonged resuscitation and you would have feared the worst. The 24-year-old, who collapsed during a fifth round FA Cup tie against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on March 17, was discharged from The London Chest Hospital on Monday.

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