Los 40 USA
Sign in to commentAPP
spainSPAINchileCHILEcolombiaCOLOMBIAusaUSAmexicoMEXICOlatin usaLATIN USAamericaAMERICA

ÍKER CASILLAS

Casillas heart attack: how the international press reacted

Practically all of the major newspapers around the world reacted to Iker Casillas, Spain and Real Madrid legend, suffering a heart attack in training.

Update:
Casillas heart attack: how the international press reacted

The international sporting press reacted to the news of Iker Casillas like the rest of us: in shock. Practically every news outlet reported on the story after the Real Madrid and Spain legend suffered a heart attack during training with Porto on Wednesday afternoon. He is out for the rest of the season but is out of danger after the scare but remains in hospital. Here's how the international press responded: 

A Bola: "Casillas suffers heart attack and is operated on in emergency room"

Full screen

Record: "Casillas admitted to ER: the goalkeeper suffered a heart attack during training"

Full screen

Gazzetta dello Sport: "Casillas, hit with a heart attack: recovering and out of danger"

Full screen

Corriere dello Sport: "Fear for Casillas after suffering heart attack in training. Out of danger and remains hospitalised"

Full screen

L'Équipe: "Íker Casillas (FC Porto) operated on in emergency after cardiac problem"

Full screen

France Football: "Íker Casillas is victim of heart attack"

Full screen

The Guardian: "Íker Casillas: goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack"

Full screen

Daily Mail: "Íker Casillas, world champion, stable after suffer a cardiac arrest in Porto. Real Madrid and Ramos offer their respect to their "forever captain"

Full screen

The Sun: "Real Madrid legen Íker Casillas, 37, rushed to hospital after suffering heart attack"

Full screen

Daily Mirror: "World Cup winner Iker Casillas recovering in hospital after suffering heart attack in Porto"

Full screen

Bild: "'¡Heart attack for goalkeeper and legend Iker Casillas!

Full screen

Olé: "Casillas suffers heart attack"

Full screen