Friedkin could offer Edoardo Bove possibility of playing in the Premier League with Everton | OneFootball

Edoardo Bove’s career is in question following the recent implant of a cardiac defibrillator.

The decision to remove or keep the device will likely influence the trajectory of the young midfielder’s career.

Whoever has a device like this can no longer play football and do sports at a competitive level in Italy.

In the next few days, the midfielder will be discharged and will return to Rome.

Bove’s is still owned by the Giallorossi.

In recent weeks, the Viola had expressed their desire to purchase the 22-year-old in advance.

But that promise will no longer be able to become reality. Not in Florence, not in Italy.

According to La Repubblica, once the situation has become clearer, Dan Friedkin could offer Bove the possibility of playing in the Premier League.

In England, the protocols for players with heart problems are less strict than in Italy. Eriksen has been at Manchester United for two years and Daley Blind, another case, has played for Ajax, Bayern Munich and Girona.

It is not too far fetched to envision the Roma president – who recently completed the takeover of Everton – inviting the 22-year-old – via permanent signing or loan – to England’s top flight and having him play at Meyerside.