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The newspaper Blic clarified the original information, which was not entirely correct and even outraged the footballer himself.
According to the Serbian publication, the stream was attacked by Lazar, 7.5-year-old son of an attacker, not 4, but. In addition, the painful incident occurred when the boy did not touch the fence of the neighbors of the power station, but the power cable that was cut from the pole and hung outside. It was then that the boy, who was playing in the yard with two of his friends, received an extremely strong electric shock.
The unconscious Lazarus was immediately taken to the Vojvodina clinic. Due to fear for his life, the boy, who was in great pain, was induced into an artificial coma.
However, after a while, the boy’s well-being improved and he woke up.
Although life threatened the child, he lost some limbs, doctors had to amputate his arm and three toes.
However, the doctors assured them that they considered it a true miracle that Lazarus survived completely.
After the disaster, A. Kaludžerovičius, who is raising three children in total, decided to take a break from the athlete’s career and, in the near future, devote all his attention and care only to the victim.
On Friday, it was announced that the Žalgiris and A. Kaludžerovičius roads were separated and that the legionnaire would not be returning to Lithuania from Serbia due to personal circumstances.
The club had the opportunity to expand the collaboration with the forward, but the footballer himself reported on the decision to stay in his native land.
“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 fans of” Žalgiris “,” said A. Kaludžerovičius.
Žalgiris, in turn, also thanked A. Kaludžerovičius for his significant contribution to the trophies won and wished him the greatest success and strength during the difficult period of his life.
The Serbian arrived at Žalgiris last summer and with 4 goals in 9 matches contributed to the team’s triumph in League A, as well as standing out in UEFA Europa League and LFF Cup competitions. He also played for the Vilnius club in 2016, when he became the most productive league A player.
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