Former Real Madrid Star Royston Drenthe Hospitalized After Stroke
Former Real Madrid Star Royston Drenthe Hospitalized After Stroke

Former Real Madrid Star Royston Drenthe Hospitalized After Stroke

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Royston Drenthe, the 38-year-old former Dutch international and ex-Real Madrid winger, has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke, with reports confirming he is receiving good medical care. Drenthe, who began his career at Feyenoord and had notable spells at Real Madrid—where he won La Liga—and Everton, retired from professional football in 2023 and currently represents FC De Rebellen, an organization of former professionals. The football community, including Everton and fans worldwide, has expressed widespread support and well-wishes for his recovery. FC De Rebellen requested privacy for Drenthe and his family during this difficult time. Drenthe made over 400 professional appearances and was part of the Netherlands' golden generation, having won the UEFA U21 Championship in 2007. Despite his early promise, his career took various turns across Europe and beyond, and he remains active in football through community events and exhibition matches.

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