The football world is only recovering from the recent deaths of Sir Bobby Charlton and George Chigova. Still, we have another devastating news to bring. Footballer Cameron Beckles from Corinthian FC finds himself in critical condition after collapsing during a match against Larkfield & New Hythe, prompting an abandonment of the game midway through the second half.
The incident led to Beckles undergoing surgeries, with the football community rallying messages of support and wishes for his speedy recovery. Beckles fell ill during the match and received immediate attention from both teams' physios before being taken to Maidstone Hospital and later transferred to a London hospital for surgeries. Corinthian FC confirmed his condition, stating, “He is currently in a stable but critical condition and will continue to be monitored closely over the next 48 hours.”
The football club supported Beckles and his family, expressing gratitude to the physios and the opposing team. They announced the postponement of their league game and the replay of the abandoned match, awaiting updates per the family's wishes.
Article Continues BelowThe football community joined in solidarity, with messages pouring in from clubs like Croydon FC, Cray Valley PM FC, Royston Town FC, and Faversham Town FC. Croydon FC expressed, “All at Croydon FC would like to wish Cameron Beckles a speedy recovery. Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family.”
Clubs such as Cray Valley PM FC, Royston Town FC, and Faversham Town FC also conveyed their well-wishes. Cray Valley PM FC commented, “Our thoughts are with you all at this time! Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery Cam!” While Royston Town FC wrote, “Sending the thoughts and prayers of everyone at Royston Town to Cameron and all concerned. Speedy recovery!” Faversham Town FC echoed, “The whole of Faversham Town FC are sending best wishes and prayers to Cameron 🙏💚.”
The football community unites in support of Beckles, hoping for his swift recovery as he remains in critical condition following the distressing incident on the pitch.