Parramatta Eels head coach Brad Arthur collapsed during a team training session earlier today, prompting immediate medical attention and an urgent trip to the hospital. The 49-year-old coach, known for his leadership and tactical acumen, was participating in a routine training exercise when he suddenly collapsed.
Emergency medical staff present at the session quickly responded and provided initial care before Arthur was rushed to a local hospital for further evaluation. The Eels have confirmed that Arthur is undergoing a thorough medical examination, though specific details about his condition have not yet been disclosed.
In a statement released by the club, Parramatta Eels expressed their concern and support for Arthur. “We can confirm that Brad Arthur collapsed during today’s training session. He is currently receiving medical care, and we are working closely with the healthcare professionals to understand his condition. We kindly ask for privacy for Brad and his family during this time, and we will provide updates as soon as we have more information.”
Arthur, who has been with the Eels since 2014, has played a crucial role in guiding the team through several successful seasons and is highly respected within the rugby league community. The news of his collapse has prompted an outpouring of support from fans, players, and fellow coaches.
The Eels and their supporters are anxiously awaiting further updates on Arthur’s health. The club has assured that they will provide additional information as it becomes available and are focusing on ensuring Arthur receives the best possible care.
