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Serbian media report that the tragedy struck Lazara, the son of a footballer aged seven and a half instead of four.
The circumstances of the event are also somewhat different. Although it was originally announced that the boy had touched the fence of the power station neighbors while visiting his grandmother in the village, the tragedy was actually caused by a broken power cable from the pole that the baby touched.
The boy, who had lost consciousness due to a strong electric shock, was immediately taken to hospital. Fortunately, the life of a seven-year-old boy is no longer in danger, but the painful consequences of the tragedy are also reported: Lazarus with an amputated hand and three toes.
After a terrible family accident, A. Kaludžerovičius informed the Vilnius “Žalgiris” team that he would not be returning to Lithuania in the near future.
“I hope it is not ‘all good’, but ‘see you’. I would like to come back here again if that opportunity arises in the future. It is a shame that I cannot be with my teammates again and defend the champion title, to play the Champions again. “I send my best wishes to the Žalgiris fans,” said A. Kaludžerovičius.
Blic soon added that the Serb usually pauses his career indefinitely to spend more time with his family.
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