JAKARTA - Real Madrid and Brazil national team legend Roberto Carlos has denied reports that he suffered a heart attack and had to be hospitalized.
The 52-year-old former left-back denied the information and gave the latest news about his condition to fans through his Instagram social media.
"I want to clarify the information that has recently been circulating. I didn't have a heart attack," Carlos wrote in the caption column of a photo upload that showed him smiling on a hospital bed.
Roberto Carlos actually underwent a preventive medical procedure that had been previously planned with his medical team. The procedure went very smoothly.
"I recovered well, and hope to return to full fitness soon and continue my professional and personal commitments," the statement continued.
Roberto also thanked those who gave attention and support to him. He also ensured that he was in good health.
"I sincerely thank everyone for their messages of support, attention, and concern. I want to assure everyone that there is no reason to worry. I would like to express my deepest thanks to the entire medical team who have taken care of me," he wrote.
Carlos managed to win four La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues in 527 appearances for Real Madrid. In addition, he also lifted the World Cup trophy with Brazil in 2002.
He is known as one of the specialist free kick players. Other clubs he has played for include Palmeiras, Inter Milan, Fenerbahce, and Corinthians.
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