Colombian soccer player, 18, clutches chest, drops to field during World Cup practice

An 18-year-old on the Colombian ladies’s soccer group had a well being scare throughout World Cup practice Thursday.

The group was jogging across the area when Linda Caicedo clutched her chest and fell to the sphere.

She turned onto her again as members of the group and medical employees tended to her.

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Linda Caicedo of Colombia throughout a FIFA Girls’s World Cup 2023 Group H match in opposition to South Korea at Sydney Soccer Stadium on July 25, 2023, in Sydney, Australia.  (Joe Prior/Visionhaus through Getty Pictures)

Caicedo was evaluated, and the group’s coach, Andrés Gómez, stated the “report was constructive.”

“Linda could be very drained,” a medical spokesperson for the group stated. “What occurred was only a symptom of all of the stress and bodily calls for. She is properly and all is again to regular.”

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The striker was later noticed coaching along with her teammates.

Caicedo scored in Colombia’s 2-0 win over South Korea.

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Linda Caicedo of Colombia in motion throughout a FIFA Girls’s World Cup 2023 Group H match in opposition to South Korea at Sydney Soccer Stadium July 25, 2023, in Sydney, Australia. (Joe Prior/Visionhaus through Getty Pictures)

She was identified with ovarian cancer at age 15, already having debuted for the Colombian senior nationwide group. 

She underwent surgical procedure and 6 months of chemotherapy, based on CBS Sports activities.

The Related Press contributed to this report.