Soccer predictions Former England international Kenny Sansum has been diagnosed with dementia

Former England international Kenny Sansum, who played on the Island mainly for Arsenal and Crystal Palace, has been diagnosed with dementia. Sansom played as a defender and led the England team from 1979 to 1988, during which time he recorded 86 games and played against Diego Maradona at the World Cup in the quarterfinals, known as the Handball Game. In May, Kenny Sansum was admitted to hospital with an unclear diagnosis after feeling discomfort and strange processes in his body. `Kenny was discharged from the first clinic and then placed in another hospital and hospice after being diagnosed with Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome, a type of brain disorder and a form of dementia, ` Crystal said in a statement. Palace. It is found in the early stages of the disease, when it is still reversible and treatable. With the support of his family and caregivers, he is taking the first steps towards his recovery, the club said in an official statement. Sansum began his career at Cryst al Palace in 1975 before joining Arsenal, for which he recorded 314 games. He was part of the England team at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico and played in the match via records of football tipster in which Don Diego used his hand to score for 2:1.

The problem with dementia, which is triggered in professionalsfootballers came to the fore after the death of former England international Nobby Styles, the 1966 world champion. Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton also suffers from a similar problem.









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