Brighton midfielder Enock Mwepu has been forced to retire following the diagnosis of a hereditary heart condition. Awful news. BHAFC
Brighton midfielder Enock Mwepu forced to retire after diagnosis of ‘hereditary heart condition’Enock Mwepu has been forced to retire from professional football following the diagnosis of a hereditary heart condition, Brighton have confirmed.
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom said: “We are all absolutely devastated for Enock. He and his family have had a traumatic few weeks and while we are just thankful he has come through that period, he has seen such a promising career cut short at such a young age. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi, who was unable to select Mwepu for either of his two games in charge, told the club’s website: “I am so sorry for Enock. Before I arrived I looked at all the squad, and he was a player I was so excited and looking forward to working with.
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