Coronavirus
Former Swansea City and Wales icon John Toshack in hospital with COVID-19
Former Swansea City and Wales International football manager John Toshack is in hospital after contracting COVID-19.
Toshak (72) is said to be in a serious condition after contracting pneumonia brought on by COVID-19 and is on a ventilator.
The former Real Madrid manager is being treated at a hospital in Spain where he now lives.
A number of the football legend’s former clubs have sent messages of support on twitter.
(Lead image: Wikimedia Commons / DONOSTIA KULTURA)
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