Luton Town skipper Tom Lockyer REVEALS details on cardiac arrest incident, thanks Bournemouth paramedics
Tom Lockyer gives first updates on his health after suffering life-threatening condition.

Tom Lockyer being treated by Bournemouth's paramedics (Source: Deadline)
Luton Town’s captain Tom Lockyer has opened up for the first time after suffering a cardiac arrest episode against Bournemouth. The situation became really serious and the Bournemouth paramedics rushed to the scene to provide him with immediate support and ease him through the situation.
As everyone on the pitch looked in horror, Lockyer battled for his life and proved to be a true hero for the game. The entire footballing world sent their best wishes to him and even acknowledged a minute of applause to send him support.
Lockyer expressed his gratitude to the AFC Bournemouth staff and team who helped him reach the Intensive Care Unit in his time of need:
The reason I’m doing so well is all down to the heroic actions of the players, staff, doctors and paramedics.Tom Lockyer’s gratitude-filled statement
His statement continued:
The reason I’m doing so well is all down to the heroic actions of the players, staff, doctors, and paramedics.Tom Lockyer’s statement continued
He added that he is still trying to fulfill his leadership responsibilities on and off the pitch. With his bravery, courage, and continuous fighting spirit, Lockyer has already inspired everyone in football and worldwide.
Tom Lockyer will be meeting specialists to decide his future in football
Luton Town captain Tom Lockyer is set to consult with specialists in the new year to determine the trajectory of his footballing future after suffering a cardiac arrest during Luton’s match against Bournemouth on December 16. Following the incident, Lockyer, 29, was discharged from the hospital with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) device fitted.

Expressing gratitude for the “fighting spirit” displayed by his teammates in recent wins against Newcastle and Sheffield United. Lockyer emphasized on social media that he would contribute to the club in whatever capacity possible. Pending his consultation with specialists. The captain also praised the heroic actions of players, staff, doctors, and paramedics. He emphasized that their quick response and the use of CPR saved his life.
Luton Town’s Tom Lockyer, who had a cardiac arrest, urges CPR awareness. Lockyer appreciates support, emphasizes CPR awareness, and awaits specialist consultation for his footballing future. The team’s resilience inspires during his recovery.
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