Khaled Al-Zailai, a former footballer for the Saudi Al-Nasr club, passed away at age 35 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
The unusual amyotrophic sclerosis, which attacks the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and affects the nervous system, caused the Saudi player Al-Zaylai to lose his ability to control his muscles.
Khaled Al-Zaila’i was mourned in the Saudi media, and the following tweet was posted on Twitter in his honour: “Go to the compassion of God Almighty, brother and former player Khaled Al-Zaila’i.
Al-Zaylai first represented Al-Faisaly, Al-Batin, Al-Raed, Abha, and eventually Al-Ain Saudi Club. He subsequently played for Al-Nasr before departing on loan for collaboration, moving to the Gulf, and returning.
Khaled Al-Zaila’i tweeted in June 2020 that he had ALS and said, “Praise be to God, who is thankful for nothing but Him. My ALS, a condition with unidentified medical reasons, was discovered through medical examinations.
Blessed be God), don’t forget to include me in your prayers. If she responds in an hour, she might accept one of your requests.
Al-health Zaila’i’s has declined recently, and due to heart issues, he developed a coma. The player’s heart stopped three times, according to accounts in the Saudi press, putting him into a coma before his death on Friday morning.
Following a battle with illness, former Saudi Al-Nasr footballer Khaled Al-Zailai passed away
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