Abdelhak Nouri’s health condition is improving, says brother

Abdelhak Nouri’s health condition is improving, says brother
DR
Sunday 10 March 2024 - 12:01

Abdel Rahim Nouri, brother of former Ajax player Abdel Haq Nouri, reassured fans about his health condition years after he suffered a serious brain injury. In a statement reported by the Dutch “AD” website, the elder Nouri said that his brother is improving better, interacts positively with family conversations, and is aware of what is going on around him.

Abdel Rahim continued: “Hamdullah, Abdul Haq is in better condition than before.” I want to reassure those who sympathize with him that he is in better condition. We are including him in our conversations. He laughs and shows us his feelings.”

The Nouri family inaugurated a stadium in Rotterdam bearing the name of Abdelhaq, in the presence of many young players. The children who attended this opening received first aid training, especially in cardiac resuscitation, to avoid fatal accidents in football.

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