Luton Center Back Tom Lockyer has spoken for the first time since the incident that occurred against Bournemouth, where he was rushed to the hospital after collapsing in an ongoing match versus Bournemouth due to a cardiac arrest. The match, which was later suspended at 1-1.
Meanwhile, Lockyer has expressed gratitude to the players, staff, doctors, and paramedics, as well as everyone who helped him during that period. He also reassures everyone of his well-being.
He further stated that he would be supporting the manager and the club in any way possible. He plans to meet with a specialist in the new year to determine his future involvement and contribution.
His full statement reads: “I would just like to say that I am doing very well and feeling very much myself after the cardiac arrest I suffered in Bournemouth. The reason I’m doing so well is all down to the heroic actions of the players, staff, doctors, and paramedics. I feel thankful that this happened to me surrounded by these heroes. They saved my life. I will never forget what you did for me.”
“While I’m sad not to be involved, I feel full of pride watching the boys carry on the battle without me. The fighting spirit I’ve seen in the last three games has given me a much-needed lift. I will be doing whatever I can in whichever ways are possible to help the Gaffer and the Club. In what capacity that is remains to be decided as I’m due to meet with specialists in the new year.”
