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Bologna Manager Italiano Leaves Hospital Following Pneumonia Recovery

Bologna head coach Vincenzo Italiano

Key Takeaways:

  • Bologna confirmed on Tuesday that Vincenzo Italiano has been discharged from hospital after a bout of pneumonia
  • The 47-year-old missed the recent Europa League clash with FCSB and the Serie A match against Fiorentina due to hospitalisation last week
  • Bologna will host Torino at the Stadio Dall’Ara tomorrow, though Italiano’s immediate return to the technical area remains uncertain

Manager’s Health Update and Club Statement

Bologna announced that head coach Vincenzo Italiano has left Policlinico S. Orsola-Malpighi, where he had been receiving treatment for pneumonia. The club stated that Italiano’s clinical condition is good, and he is expected to resume duties tomorrow, while remaining under observation by the medical staff. Bologna expressed gratitude to Prof. Stefano Nava, Director of the Pulmonology Department, Prof. Lara Pisani, and their colleagues for the care and professionalism provided during his recovery.

Recent Absences and Upcoming Fixture

In Italiano’s absence last week, Bologna were without their manager for the Europa League fixture against FCSB and the domestic league encounter versus Fiorentina. As the team prepare to face Torino at the Stadio Dall’Ara tomorrow, it is yet to be confirmed whether Italiano will immediately assume his place on the bench.

Timeline of Events

DateEventDetails
Last weekHospitalisationVincenzo Italiano admitted due to pneumonia
Last weekMissed MatchesAbsent against FCSB (Europa League) and Fiorentina (Serie A)
TuesdayDischargeItaliano discharged from Policlinico S. Orsola-Malpighi
TomorrowFixtureBologna host Torino at Stadio Dall’Ara

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