LOS ANGELES.- The Field Marshal Jalen Hurtsstar of the Philadelphia Eagleswill miss the rest of the season NFL after multiple blood clots were found in his lungs, US media reported on Monday.
NFL Network and ESPN indicated that the discovery of several clots means that Hurts will have to undergo treatment for at least three months, which ends his season in the American Football League (NFL).
The Eagles had already announced that their star, who led them to victory in the Super Bowl 2025 before the Kansas City Chiefswould be out for at least a month after being diagnosed with a blood clot in his calf.
The clot was discovered after the franchise recently traveled to London for a match against Jacksonville as part of the NFL International Series.
A statement issued Monday by the Eagles and Hurts’ representative, Nicole Lynn, He did not mention the player’s period of incapacity, but confirmed that he had been diagnosed with “a deep vein thrombosis, as well as bilateral pulmonary embolisms.”
Hurts, 28, is “clinically stable and does not present significant functional limitations,” the note added, underlining that the prognosis is “very good.”
During the period of treatment with blood thinners, the quarterback will not be allowed to participate in any contact activities, “including football,” he noted.
“In the meantime, he will remain active around the team and continue with his physical preparation. More importantly, we anticipate that there will be no long-term effects,” the note reads.
TAS will rule in the case of the Africa Cup
Almost a year after the final of the Africa Cup 2025he Court of Arbitration for Sports (TAS) reported this Monday that “at the end of November” it will announce its decision on the appeal Senegal against the victory of Morocco in the offices.
On October 8, at its headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerlandthe highest sports jurisdiction settled an unprecedented dispute behind closed doors, since no team had ever lost a title won on the field of play in this way.
“The CAS arbitrators have decided to issue a complete decision that includes the legal bases, known as CAS Award. This process will require several weeks and the CAS Award is expected to be issued at the end of November 2026,” the instance indicated.
On January 18th in Rabat, Morocco, Senegal was proclaimed champion of Africa by dominating the hosts 1-0 at the end of extra time, but also chaos.
When protesting a penalty awarded to the Moroccans in added time, ultimately missed by Brahim Diaza large part of the Teranga Lions left the field and did not return until a quarter of an hour later.
The Moroccan Federation reported the situation. As a result of this, the appeal jury of the African Football Confederation On March 17, he ruled Senegal’s defeat by withdrawal, by a score of 3-0.
The African football authority referred to two articles of the tournament regulations that prohibit “leaving the field of play before the regular end of the match without the authorization of the referee.”
