Truro's En-Neyah given positive news after collapse

Moroccan-born En-Neyah is a former Republic of Ireland youth international [Shutterstock] Truro City manager John Askey says midfielder Yassine En-Neyah has received positive news following his collapse last week. The 26-year-old is still in hospital after he was taken ill in the warm-up before Truro's National League South match at Folkestone Invicta. The game was postponed and En-Neyah has been undergoing tests since, including MRI scans. "There's nothing wrong with his heart as far as we know, which is great news," Askey said. "So they're looking into other things as to why it happened. "But the main thing is he's come through it and we're just hoping that he can get back playing football as soon as possible." Truro's En-Neyah humbled by support after collapse Truro's En-Neyah 'sitting up and chatting' after collapse On Monday, former Republic of Ireland youth international En-Neyah issued a statement thanking all the people who helped him and the many well-wishers he had received messages of support from. Askey says he was impressed with how both Truro and Folkestone dealt with the situation, which led to En-Neyah spending time in hospital. "It was really upsetting at the time," he said. "But the players were fantastic and the staff, especially Joe [Whittaker, sports therapist] and Luke [Puleston, strength and conditioning coach], who looked after Yassine and couldn't have done any more. "Yas is very appreciative of what people have done and all the well-wishers he's got from the world of football."
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