In battle with alcohol, former Juventus football player in serious health

Serious health problems for Fabián O'Neill, who has long fought a battle against alcoholism. The 46-year-old Luuguayan, who also played for his career of Juventus, has left the clinic where he was laid last Friday for hepatic scross. The former national football player, "Celeste," will continue his recovery at his home in Paso de los Toros. But even though O'Neill has reacted very well to intensive treatment, writes local press, his situation remains very complicated.

Many people have approached the former player in the last few hours to help him. Among them is former national friend Richard Morales, who has offered him the opportunity to treat his addiction. It's not the first time O'Neill is in a hospital, a situation he's had in 2016.

She started his career with Nacional de Montevideo. In 1996 he left for Italy, where he played with Cgliar, Juventus, and Peugia before returning home, always at Nacional. In 2003, a year after playing World 2002 with the Uruguayn national, he decided to withdraw.