West Bromwich Albion former player, Quevin Castro, has passed away at the age of 25 following an incident that occurred during a pre-season friendly match in Portugal. The collapse took place on Saturday at Estadio das Seixas in Lisbon, a venue hosting a fixture between the third-division club, Real Sport Clube, and the top-tier side, Estrela da Amadora. The Lisbon Football Association (AFL) officially confirmed the passing of Castro this morning, stating that the incident occurred while he was participating in the pre-season friendly match.
Real Sport Clube issued a statement regarding the former player, describing him as a significant figure within the club’s community. The club noted that Castro was viewed by many as an integral part of the sporting family, leaving a lasting impact on all who were acquainted with him. The details surrounding the collapse during the match are currently under review by relevant authorities.
Castro’s participation in the friendly match was part of the preparatory schedule for the upcoming season. The news has prompted statements of condolence from various football circles, acknowledging his status within the local sporting community. The confirmation of his passing marks a sudden loss for his former club and the football community.
Further details regarding the circumstances of the event and arrangements for the memorial will be released as they become available.
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