Former Krasnodar player Olsson was connected to a ventilator due to brain disease
Former Krasnodar player Kristoffer Olsson was hospitalized due to an acute brain disease. This was reported on the website of the Midtjylland club, whose colors the footballer defends.
The 28-year-old midfielder collapsed at home on February 20, after which he was taken to hospital. The athlete was diagnosed with a brain disease and was connected to a ventilator.
“A team of leading Danish medical experts is currently working to make an accurate diagnosis and initiate the correct treatment,” the statement said.
The Swede played for Krasnodar from 2019 to 2021. As part of the Russian club, Olsson played 80 matches, scored four goals and made seven assists. He also played for the Swedish AIK, the English Arsenal and the Belgian Anderlecht.
Source: Lenta
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