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    Joey Barton denies ‘comparing Eni Aluko to Fred & Rose West in string of vile posts targeting female pundit’

    JOEY Barton today denied targeting female pundit Eni Aluko in a string of vile posts.The former footballer is accused of comparing the ex-England star and fellow commentator Lucy Ward to Fred and Rose West.Joey Barton appeared at court todayHe is accused of directing a barrage of abuse at Eni AlukoCredit: GettyBarton, 41, appeared at Warrington Magistrates’ Court today charged with malicious communications between January 3 and 8.He spoke to confirm his identity and deny the charge during the brief hearing.Barton was bailed on the condition he does not make any mention of Eni Aluko on any social media.He will next appear at Liverpool Crown Court on August 27.Read more newsThe ex-Bristol manager previously slammed the charge on X, saying: “I’m up next month for ‘malicious communications’ charge at Warrington Mag for Eni Aluko tweets.”Crazy times we’re living in. Haven’t the Police got enough on their hands?”British system is becoming a Banana Republic. Lawfare used against its own citizens for having a dissenting voice.”Barton landed himself in hot water after launching into vile attacks against a string of female pundits in December.Most read in FootballThis included Eni and Lucy, who at the time were working as pundits for ITV on the FA Cup clash between Crystal Palace and Everton.Barton allegedly claimed Eni “can’t even kick a ball properly”, before adding: “Your coverage of the game EFC last night, took it to a new low. “Eni Aluko and Lucy Ward, the Fred and Rose West of football commentary.”Laura Woods branded a ‘queen’ as Eni Aluko spots what ITV presenter did five minutes before going live at Euros The former Man City star then accused Eni of being in the “Joseph Stalin category” for “murdering hundreds of thousands of fans’ ears”, it is said.Eni bravely revealed she was seeking legal action after the barrage left her “scared”.She added: “It’s really important to say that online abuse has a direct impact on your safety and how you feel and how safe you feel in real life. I’ve felt under threat this week. I’ve felt like something is going to happen to me.”And I don’t say that for anyone to feel sorry for me – I say that for people to understand the reality and the impact that hate speech has, the impact that racism has, the impact that sexism has, the impact that misogyny has on all of us females in the game, in sports broadcasting.“That’s the real impact – and it’s not an isolated incident, this is now showing up as a culture in the game, from certain fan bases and certain people. “They’re creating a culture where people don’t want to go to work, people don’t want to leave their house, people feel under threat. Obviously there’s a big impact on mental health as well.”Barton started his football career with Manchester City in 2002 after going through their youth system and went on to make 150 appearances for the club.He then moved to Newcastle United in a £5.8million transfer in July 2007 before leaving for Queens Park Rangers in August 2011.The midfielder was then put on loan to French side Marseille during the 2012-13 season before making his way to Burnley for one season – helping promote them to the Premier League.READ MORE SUN STORIESBarton made one appearance for England in 2007 – despite criticising some of his fellow players.The footballer later attempted a management career with stints at Fleetwood Town and Bristol Rovers.Barton also allegedly targeted Lucy WardCredit: GettyHe was bailed to next appear in court on August 27 More

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    Joey Barton charged after ‘comparing Eni Aluko to Fred & Rose West’ – but he slams ‘Banana Republic’ legal system

    JOEY Barton has been charged with malicious communications towards pundit Eni Aluko after sharing a string of alleged vile posts.The former footballer is accused of comparing the ex-England star and fellow commentator Lucy Ward to Fred and Rose West.Joey Barton has been charged after allegedly targeting female punditsCredit: AlamyHe directed a barrage of abuse to Eni Aluko, it was saidCredit: GettyBarton, 41, has now been charged with malicious communications and is set to appear at Warrington Magistrates’ Court tomorrow.The ex-Bristol manager slammed the development on X today, saying: “I’m up next month for ‘malicious communications’ charge at Warrington Mag for Eni Aluko tweets.”Crazy times we’re living in. Haven’t the Police got enough on their hands?”British system is becoming a Banana Republic. Lawfare used against its own citizens for having a dissenting voice.”Read more newsBarton landed himself in hot water after launching into vile attacks against a string of female pundits in December.This included Eni and Lucy, who at the time were working as pundits for ITV on the FA Cup clash between Crystal Palace and Everton.Barton allegedly claimed Eni “can’t even kick a ball properly”, before adding: “Your coverage of the game EFC last night, took it to a new low. “Eni Aluko and Lucy Ward, the Fred and Rose West of football commentary.”Most read in FootballThe former Man City star then accused Eni of being in the “Joseph Stalin category” for “murdering hundreds of thousands of fans’ ears”, it is said.Eni bravely revealed she was seeking legal action after the barrage left her “scared”.Laura Woods branded a ‘queen’ as Eni Aluko spots what ITV presenter did five minutes before going live at Euros She added: “It’s really important to say that online abuse has a direct impact on your safety and how you feel and how safe you feel in real life. I’ve felt under threat this week. I’ve felt like something is going to happen to me.”And I don’t say that for anyone to feel sorry for me – I say that for people to understand the reality and the impact that hate speech has, the impact that racism has, the impact that sexism has, the impact that misogyny has on all of us females in the game, in sports broadcasting.“That’s the real impact – and it’s not an isolated incident, this is now showing up as a culture in the game, from certain fan bases and certain people. “They’re creating a culture where people don’t want to go to work, people don’t want to leave their house, people feel under threat. Obviously there’s a big impact on mental health as well.”Barton started his football career with Manchester City in 2002 after going through their youth system and went on to make 150 appearances for the club.He then moved to Newcastle United in a £5.8million transfer in July 2007 before leaving for Queens Park Rangers in August 2011.The midfielder was then put on loan to French side Marseille during the 2012-13 season before making his way to Burnley for one season – helping promote them to the Premier League.READ MORE SUN STORIESBarton made one appearance for England in 2007 – despite criticising some of his fellow players.The footballer later attempted a management career with stints at Fleetwood Town and Bristol Rovers.Barton also allegedly targeted Lucy WardCredit: Getty More

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    Blow to Jack Grealish as Man City ace is still ‘on the edge’ after no arrests made over £1million raid on his home

    FOOTIE star Jack Grealish fears cops will never catch the robbery gang behind a £1million raid on his home.There have been no arrests seven months on and Man City ace Jack is said to still be “on the edge” over the ordeal.Jack Grealish fears cops will never catch the robbery gang behind a £1million raid on his homeCredit: GettyBurglars snatched jewellery and watches worth £1million during the December break-in while Jack, 28, was playing away at Everton.His girlfriend Sasha Attwood, 28, and ten members of his family were at the £5.6million property and raised the alarm.But months later, Cheshire Police have brought no suspects in.A source said: “Jack fears they will never be caught.Read More on Sport“This left him absolutely distraught — it impacted him and his family badly.“Seven months on and no arrests have been made. Police say they are still investigating it, but there’s a real fear they have fled the country.“Jack is worried they’ll never be caught and will do it again.”This month, Jack — who missed out on England’s Euros squad — revealed he and Sasha are expecting their first child. Most read in FootballThe pair have been together since their teens.The raid at his mansion near Knutsford sparked a huge police response with dog teams and a helicopter hunting for clues.Thieves have stolen up to £1million worth of jewellery from Jack Grealish’s new pad while the Prem ace was playing for Manchester CityHis home is in a wealthy area repeatedly targeted in recent years by professional burglary gangs from Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Peru.Following the raid, Jack posted on Instagram: “I can’t begin to explain how devastated I am over the burglary that took place at my home.“My family means the world to me and nothing is more important than ensuring their safety.“This has been a traumatic experience for all of us, I am just so grateful that nobody was hurt.”Other footballers targeted by burglars include Man City defender Joao Cancelo, who was physically attacked in December 2021.Chelsea’s Raheem Sterling, former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and then Man Utd aces Paul Pogba and Angel Di Maria, have also been hit.After the raid at Jack’s home, City manager Pep Guardiola warned ­ against social media posts. More

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    Cops foiled suspected terror plot ahead of England’s Euro 2024 final when they raided ‘ISIS cell’ hours before kick off

    POLICE foiled a suspected terror plot from IS ahead of England’s Euros final – raiding a series of addresses just hours before kick-off.Officers swooped amid fears of an imminent attack on the Three Lions fan zone in Berlin’s sprawling Breitscheidplatz.Three suspects were detained by German special forces during a series of co-ordinated raidsCredit: Story Picture AgencyThe raid on the suspected terror cell came hours before England’s Euro 2024 finalCredit: AFPThe men were said to be known IS supporters already under German police surveillanceCredit: EPAThousands of supporters had gathered there ahead of England’s 2-1 defeat to Spain in last Sunday’s football showpiece.Three suspects were detained by German special forces during a series of co-ordinated raids in nearby Potsdam. It has since emerged that police searched three addresses while looking for five men after pictures were taken on phones of Breitscheidplatz and a large church.The men were said to be known IS supporters already under German police surveillance.READ MORE EURO 2024A 2016 terror attack at Breitscheidplatz saw jihadists drive a truck into a Christmas market, killing 12 and wounding 56.A spokesperson for Berlin Police told The Sun on Sunday: “The homes of three men were searched at three addresses in Potsdam.“Forces from the special task forces were involved in the operation.The measures were carried out in connection with an immediate threat from the Islamist spectrum.”Most read in FootballSources said the men were put under surveillance in the days leading up to the final.The suspects have since been released under investigation.ISIS will make comeback… we must act now or face another 911, says CIA bossIt comes after we exclusively reported a chilling terror warning ahead of the Euros from the German Interior Minister in March.Nancy Faeser said: “One thing can be said for sure – the dangers have reached a new level. The state is arming itself even more strongly against all current threats.”The latest threat comes amid heightened security in Paris ahead of the Olympics which begins on Friday. British cops will be among a 45,000-strong force patrolling the streets of the French capital.Central parts around the Seine, including the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, are already shut to vehicles.Last month IS terrorists threatened attacks on the Olympics.The group posted an appalling propaganda image showing one of its terrorists flying an armed drone into the Eiffel Tower.READ MORE SUN STORIESSome 130 people on France’s terrorist watchlist have already been prevented from entering the country.At least 10 terror attacks have been foiled across Europe in the last 12 months alone, according to Dutch spooks.                        More

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    Former British boxing champ Scott Fitzgerald wanted by police on suspicion of ‘wounding with intent’

    FORMER British boxing champion Scott Fitzgerald is wanted by police on suspicion of “wounding with intent”.Preston Police have issued an appeal to locate Fitzgerald and warned members of the public not to approach him.Scott Fitzgerald is a former-super welterweight championCredit: GettyPolice released a photo of the former champion boxerCredit: X/ PrestonPolicePreston Police wrote on X: “Have you seen Scott Fitzgerald?”Fitzgerald, 32, is wanted for wounding with intent. He is 5ft 9in tall, of stocky build, and has short, dark brown, wavy hair. “Fitzgerald has connections to Preston.”They added: “If you see Fitzgerald, please do not approach him, and call 999.READ MORE IN BOXING”For non-immediate sightings of Fitzgerald, or if you have any information that could help us, please call 101 or email 363@lancashire.police.uk”Fitzgerald had been planning a boxing comeback after being found not guilty of rape in February 2024.He had pleaded his innocence since he was first arrested in 2020.A jury at Preston Crown Court took less than two hours to reach a unanimous not-guilty verdict.Most read in BoxingFitzegerald said outside court: “It’s been four years of hell. But my focus now is getting back in the ring – possibly as early as May.”I’ve been in the gym training for the past three months and I’m just so glad this is over.Scott Fitzgerald turned pro after winning Commonwealth goldCredit: Getty”It’s been horrible with this hanging over me. I always knew I was innocent and the truth would finally come out.”Now I just need to get my boxing licence back and get down to some hard work.”Fitzgerald was jailed last year after flooring a man outside a pub with a single punch.Victim Leevi Francis suffered a broken jaw and a cut below his eyebrow after being knocked unconscious outside the Grand Junction in Preston.Fitzgerald was jailed for 46 weeks after he pleaded guilty to GBH on the first day of his trial.The promising amateur won welterweight gold at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.He turned pro in 2015 and won his first title four years later as he beat Anthony Fowler to land the WBA International super-welterweight belt.Fitzgerald took the British super-welterweight strap by beating Ted Cheeseman in 2019.His last fight was a win over Gregory Trenel in 2021 which took his record to 15-0 with 10 KOs.The boxer started off well in the pro ranksCredit: ReutersFitzgerald spent 12 days at the Sporting Chance clinic to try and overcome an addiction to gambling and alcohol in 2020. He said at the time: “I’m a compulsive gambler and I’m an alcoholic.“I could tell you 500 stories that got me into this position.READ MORE SUN STORIES“It’s been something that has been out of my control for a good few years.”I’ve blown money and wasted time. I finally decided to do something about it.” More

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    Former Premier League star is jailed for raping two women in horrific sex attacks including one in back seat of his car

    A FORMER Premier League star has been jailed for 16 years after raping two women in separate sex attacks.Nathan Ashton, who played for Fulham and Charlton, attacked the first victim after driving her to remote countryside.Nathan Ashton attacked two women across an eight year periodCredit: Getty Images – GettyThe sex fiend has been locked up for 16 yearsCredit: Hyde News & PicturesThe 37-year-old ordered her into the back seat where he raped her before telling the woman: “You’ll live”.Ashton then targeted his second victim eight years later while she slept in a friend’s bed.The former footballer has now been jailed for 16 years after being convicted of the two rapes.In powerful victim impact statements, one of Ashton’s victims told how she will never be free from the “impact” of the attack.Read more newsShe added: “Because of what he chose to do to me, I have feared men ever since – and always will.”The feelings I hold for him are disgust and hatred. I think he is a vile human being.”The second woman told how she now suffers from panic attacks as she revealed the “far-reaching and devastating impact” on her life.Reading Crown Court was told the first attack took place in 2015 when Ashton drove his victim out of the city centre in to the countryside.Most read in FootballThe following day, the woman went to a sexual health clinic and told a worker what had happened.She waited five years before bravely coming forward to police as she feared no one would believe her.The second attack unfolded in February last year when the victim woke to find former England youth player Ashton on top of her.She begged the fiend to stop repeatedly but he carried on the horrific attack.Sentencing, Judge Mathew Turner said: “You used your physical strength to do what you wanted, with no empathy or compassion for your victims.”You are manipulative and focused on yourself and your own sexual satisfaction.”Ashton began his footballing career at Charlton Athletic’s youth team in 2005 before being signed for Fulham two years later.He played on the wing for the Premier League club before moving to Crystal Palace on loan for a season.In 2008, Ashton joined Wycombe Wanderers but left shortly after for a stint at AFC Wimbledon.READ MORE SUN STORIESHe hung up his boots in 2014 after a season at Isthmian League Division One North club Tilbury.In 2016, Ashton was jailed for 15 years over his role in armed robberies at bookies across the South East. More

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    Spain holiday hotspot on ‘red alert’ for biggest Euros party outside England & Germany with 2,000 fans to flood strip

    PARTY town Magaluf is on “red alert” as cops prepared for a surge of England fans for the Euros final.Some 2,000 fans are expected to descend on the town for Sunday’s clash – with extra cops being deployed to keep a close eye on fans on the strip. Fans in Magaluf are buzzing for Sunday’s gameCredit: Louis WoodExtra police is being brought in to keep the peaceA whopping 2,000 England fans are set to storm the stripCredit: Louis WoodCalvia council chiefs have installed big TV screens in the town’s main square for Spain and England fans to watch the final.Extra police officers will be stationed in Plaza Illes Pitiüses – with huge crowds expected, Majorca Daily Bulletin reports. The council has also introduced a string of rules for pubs and clubs – such as only serving booze in plastic glasses and monitoring TV volumes.And local Magaluf cops have been bolstered by extra officers as part of ongoing summer reinforcements for the Euros – remaining on “red alert” for any trouble. Read more on EurosThe Euros final kicks off at 9pm local time on the island on Sunday – with fans expected to pile into pubs as early as possible in their droves.So far there have been no major incidents in Magaluf or the rest of the island during the Euros.Elsewhere in Majorca, a massive screen will be placed in the iconic Plaza de la Reina in Palma for fans to watch.It comes as Spanish cops in Benidorm deploy riot police, drones and booze bans to cope with the surge of fans ahead of Sunday.Most read in Euro 2024Benidorm council chiefs have put preventative measures in place for pubs and clubs showing the mammoth clash with them telling bar staff to only give England fans beer in plastic pint glasses.The travelling Three Lions’s fans have vowed to transform the famous Costa Blanca resort into a battleground on the day of the final against the Spanish.To counter any rowdiness, public security councillor Jesus Carrobles has said booze served in glasses will be banned from 6pm.The ramp up in policing in Magaluf is linked to the recent tensions between tourists and locals reaching its boiling point.Majorca has always been a Brit favourite holiday hotspot – with its scenic beaches, relaxing vibe and great nightlife.But the idyllic Balearic island has seen violent gangs, bar brawls and anti-tourist protests stain its good name.But an expert insists that despite the chaos, Brits are continuing to flock to the island – in higher numbers than usual.Holidaymakers love bustling Palma and party town Magaluf – but it would be natural for visitors to feel unwanted after the recent rise of the anti-tourism movement.A poll by Majorca Daily Bulletin revealed that 43.15 per cent of tourists are doubting whether they should book a holiday to Majorca.Anti-tourist protests have spread across Spain in the past few weeks – with Majorca said to be bracing for more as British cops are set to be deployed to the Spanish island to help with rowdy tourists.READ MORE SUN STORIESAnd although Majorca has a relatively low crime rate, the Balearics had the highest levels in Spain last year, official statistics reveal.But still – a staggering 4,438,772 British tourists have flocked to Spain from January till April 2024 – the highest first quarter amount ever.England vs Spain recordEngland have played Spain 27 times in total – here is a look at every result…May 1929, Spain 4-3 England – International Friendly (L)December 1931, England 7-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)July 1950, Spain 1-0 England – World Cup (L)May 1955, Spain 1-1 England – International Friendly (D)November 1955, England 4-1 Spain – International Friendly (W)May 1960, Spain 3-0 England – International Friendly (L)October 1960, England 4-2 Spain – International Friendly (W)December 1965, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)May 1967, England 2-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)April 1968, England 1-0 Spain – European Championship (W)May 1968, Spain 1-2 England – European Championship (W)March 1980, Spain 0-2 England – International Friendly (W)June 1980, England 2-1 Spain – European Championship (W)March 1981, England 1-2 Spain – International Friendly (L)July 1982, Spain 0-0 England – World Cup (D)February 1987, Spain 2-4 England – International Friendly (W)September 1992, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)June 1996, England 0(4)-(2)0 Spain – European Championship (W)February 2001, England 3-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2004, Spain 1-0 England – International Friendly (L)February 2007, England 0-1 Spain – International Friendly (L)February 2009, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2011, England 1-0 Spain – International Friendly (W)November 2015, Spain 2-0 England – International Friendly (L)November 2016, England 2-2 Spain – International Friendly (D)September 2018, England 1-2 Spain – Nations League (L)October 2018, Spain 2-3 England – Nations League (W)Overall, England have won 14, drawn three and lost 10 matches against Spain.No big incidents have been declared so far More

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    Bombshell details of ‘Schumacher blackmail plot’ emerge including chilling ‘phone threat to REVEAL star’s condition’

    BOMBSHELL details have been revealed in the chilling case of Michael Schumacher’s £12million blackmail plot. Two men have been accused of threatening the Ferrari legend’s family and conspiring to reveal the star’s health condition on the dark web.Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher’s blackmail plot has been revealedCredit: AlamyMarkus F, the former security guard for the Schumacher family, allegedly planned the blackmail plotCredit: FacebookHe hired bouncer Yilmaz T to extort £12million from Schumachar’s family, it is claimedMichael Schumacher suffered a ‘life-changing’ crash while skiing 10 years agoCredit: AFPOne of them is said to have worked for Schumacher’s family as a security guard for almost five years. The man – who can only be named as Markus F due to German law – allegedly stole two hard drives of medical data said to contain the health records of the motorsport legend.Schumacher, who hasn’t been seen or heard from for over a decade after a horror ski crash, has been looked after by his close-knit family since the accident.The seven-time world champion’s family have kept his health a guarded secret for years.more on the f1 legend Markus, along with co-accused Yilmaz T who he allegedly hired in return for a small commission, is accused of trying to extort £12million from Schumacher’s wife Corinna by threatening to dump all the data in the public domain.The former security guard allegedly stole around 1,500 files, including photos, videos, medication lists and the contents of Schumacher’s patient file, BILD reports. Some of the files were even sent to his family as proof. On June 3, Yilmaz T, who worked as a bouncer, called Schumacher’s office in Switzerland using a private number, it is claimed.Most read in MotorsportHe revealed he had two hard drives filled with the sporting legend’s medical records and threatened to leak them on the dark net, it is alleged.On the morning of June 5, Yilmaz T allegedly revealed he received the data from a third-party source. He was then given an email address to send some of the files to check their authenticity, it is claimed.The bouncer then allegedly involved his son Daniel L., who helped his father set up an anonymous email address to send the files.At around 2pm on the same day, Schumacher’s office is said to have received an email from the private address containing genuine files and pictures about Schumachar’s medical records.On June 17, Yilmaz allegedly called Schumachar’s office again and demanded £12million for the first time in exchange for the two hard drives that contained all the secret medical records.He demanded half the money in exchange for the first hard drive and said he would take the rest after three days and hand over the second hard drive, it is claimed.Michael Schumacher and his wife Corinna before his accident in 2013Credit: AlamySoon, Schumacher’s family contacted the Swiss authorities to file a report about the alleged blackmail plot, with Swiss police then working alongside German cops to investigate the case.On July 4, officers arrested Markus – accused of being the main perpetrator – in his apartment in Wülfrath. They also detained Yilmaz and his son Daniel L. for the alleged blackmail plot. Authorities said they were able to track down the alleged extortionists through “technical measures”.Senior public prosecutor Wolf-Tilman Baumert, spokesman for the Wuppertal public prosecutor’s office, said: “After the advanced investigations, we currently assume that the accused son may have acted more as an accomplice.”The Schumacher family have been tormented over Michael’s health in the past.In 2016, a 25-year-old man known as Hüseyin B sent a threatening email to Corinna targeting the couple’s children.The mum-of-two quickly passed on the email to the police who swiftly tracked down the painter.After being arrested, the thug was sent to court where a judge sentenced him to a year and nine months behind bars.The perpetrator was reportedly caught after he told Corinna to send him the money to his personal bank account – something the police easily traced back.In May, the Schumacher family were awarded £170,000 in compensation after a magazine published a fake AI-generated interview with the racing legend.READ MORE SUN STORIESGerman publication Die Aktuelle claimed to have secured a “world exclusive” with the severely injured Ferrari great last April despite Michael not being seen publicly since his 2013 skiing accident.In a two-page spread, promoted with a picture of Schumacher, it claimed the seven-time F1 champ had said: “My life has totally changed.”What happened to Michael Schumacher?MICHAEL Schumacher’s life was hanging by a thread 10 years ago as medics tried desperately to keep him alive after a tragic skiing crash that left him with horrific brain injuries.The F1 legend was given the best possible treatment as he was put into a medically induced coma, had his body temperature lowered and underwent hours of tricky operations on his brain.Back in 2013, the retired seven-time world champion and his then 14-year-old son set off on the Combe de Saulire ski run in the exclusive French resort of Meribel.Footage from his helmet camera revealed he was not travelling at excessive speed when his skis struck a rock hidden beneath the snow.He catapulted forward 11.5ft and crashed into a boulder head first that split his helmet into two and left him needing to be airlifted to hospital for two life-saving operations.At one point his family were told to brace themselves for the worst case scenario as the situation was much worse than originally believed.At the time, medics said Schumacher was likely to stay in an induced coma for at least 48 hours as his body and mind recovered.But the coma ended up lasting 250 days – more than eight months.After he woke up in June 2014, he was discharged from the hospital and sent to his home in Lake Geneva to get further treatment.Since then his wife Corinna and his inner circle of friends have expertly avoided almost anything leaking out about his health status.Only small amounts of information have been released including reports that Schumacher was in a wheelchair but can react to things around him.In 2019, it was said that Schumacher was set to undergo breakthrough stem cell therapy in a bid to regenerate and rebuild his nervous system.Renowned France cardiologist Dr Philippe Menasche, who had operated on him previously, was set to carry out the treatment that would see cells from his heart go to his brain.Following the treatment at the Georges Pompidou Hospital in Paris, he was said to be “conscious”, although few other details were given about his state.Schumacher is a seven-time world champion and a Ferrari legendCorinna has been taking care of Schumacher ever since the horrific crash More