Brazilian player reveals thyroid cancer diagnosis
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Brazilian player reveals thyroid cancer diagnosis
"About a month ago, I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. I had surgery today and everything went well, thank God. I continue my recovery, with faith, the support of my family and all of you. Thank you for every prayer and affection. Having you by my side makes all the difference."
"All the strength and positive energy to you, @evertonri, in your recovery. Thank you for always honoring the Brazilian National Team jersey, including at the 2022 Qatar World Cup. We're rooting for your return to the field soon!"
Éverton Ribeiro, 36, received a thyroid cancer diagnosis about a month ago and underwent surgery on Monday. The surgery went well and Ribeiro is now recovering with family support and faith. Ribeiro posted a photo of himself with his family in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue and thanked supporters for their prayers and affection. Ribeiro has scored three goals and provided seven assists in 53 games this year and started in Bahia's 1-0 league win against Flamengo on Sunday. The Brazil Football Confederation sent messages of support and wished him a speedy return to the field.
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