Arsenal s former Czech international Rossica was hospitalized last week

Former Arsenal midfielder and former Czech international midfielder Tomás Rosicky was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment last week due to heart problems. After intensive treatment, he is expected to recover completely.

Thomas Rosicky, now serving as the sporting director of the Czech team Spartan Football Club Prague, was sent to the hospital last week and entered into deep treatment, but according to Rosicky in the club's statement, he was fully optimistic about his recovery. "The situation is that I need to take good care of myself, have bad living habits, have very little exercise, and have genetics to let me be admitted to the hospital."

Sparta Prague has not yet disclosed why Rosici had a heart attack. Rosici played as a midfielder in his player age. He played for Arsenal for 10 years, scoring 28 goals and 23 assists, and played 246 games. He also won two FA Cup championships with Arsenal. In 2017, the team Sparta Prague announced that he would hang up his boots and then served as the club's sports director. Rosici played for the Czech national team era and helped the Czech team enter the semi-finals of the 2004 European Cup.