In a shocking incident at the Parramatta Eels’ training session today, assistant coach Trent Barrett collapsed on the field, prompting immediate concern from players and staff. The 46-year-old former NRL player and coach was leading drills when he suddenly appeared unsteady and fell to the ground.
Medical staff rushed to his aid and provided treatment before Barrett was transported to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. As of now, the cause of his collapse remains unclear, but early reports suggest it may have been related to a health issue.
Eels head coach Brad Arthur expressed his concern, saying, “It was a scary moment for everyone. Our main priority is Trent’s health and well-being. He’s a vital part of our coaching team, and we’ll support him and his family through this.”
Barrett, who joined the Eels’ coaching staff in 2023, has been an influential figure in the team’s preparation and development. Known for his tactical acumen and leadership, his absence would be felt deeply by the team as they continue their preparations for the upcoming NRL season.
Players and staff are anxiously awaiting updates on his condition, with many taking to social media to wish him a speedy recovery. More information is expected to be released by the club in the comi
ng hours.
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