Former Chelsea youth player Lamisha Musonda has shared an update revealing his health is critical and time may be limited.
The Belgian, aged 33, posted an emotional message explaining he has battled illness for two years with declining strength today.
Musonda began his career at Anderlecht before joining Chelsea’s academy in 2012, hoping to progress professionally within elite English football.
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In his message, he thanked supporters, reflected on life’s challenges, and asked for prayers during this painful period of uncertainty.
He explained his health has worsened significantly, leaving him focused on staying alive and cherishing memories with family, friends, always.
Support pours in from football world
Messages of support quickly followed, with former Chelsea figures and teammates expressing solidarity and encouragement online during this extremely difficult.
Romelu Lukaku urged courage in a brief comment, while ex-director Marina Granovskaia offered heartfelt words and prayers to Musonda’s family.
Musonda retired from football in 2019 aged 27, after spells across Belgium, Spain, and Africa during a challenging, injury-hit career.
He represented Belgium at under-21 level and played for clubs including Mechelen, Palamos, and Mazembe during his professional playing years, reports Daily Mail.
Football figures continue sharing tributes, highlighting Musonda’s character, resilience, and the impact he made beyond results on teammates, supporters, worldwide.
His message has united fans across football, reminding many of sport’s humanity beyond competition and headlines during moments like these.
Support continues to pour in as Musonda and his family face an unimaginably difficult and emotional time together, bravely, now.
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