Ian Wright sparks concern between Leonardo Bonucci and Sami Khedira with sudden fall

Former Arsenal star Ian Wright reportedly suffered a fall after the draw for the upcoming Women's Euro.

Wright organized the draw for next year's tournament at the Swiss Tech Convention Center in Lausanne, Switzerland.

According to the daily mailFormer football stars Leonardo Bonucci and Sami Khedira rushed to his aid after seeing Wright fall down a flight of stairs.

Doctors are said to have given Wright an ice pack and it is understood he suffered no further injuries.

He managed to catch a flight to Manchester on Tuesday morning as planned.

Wright underwent knee replacement surgery earlier this year.

Some of those present at the event are said to have been surprised at how Wright was on his feet, given the relatively short time that had passed since his operation.

He broke the news of his operation when he arrived at an episode of the Stay with football wheelchair podcast.

Your fellow expert and former Manchester United captain Roy Keane He took him and became his helper during the day.

Wright was also seen moving around on crutches.

At the end of the episode, Keane helps him out and says, “I got you, I got you. Team player.”

“Jesus, I don't want this Roy,” Wright protested as Jill Scott Serious.

“I'm his full-time carer,” Keane added as Scott joked that he was like 'Little Britain'.

The pair have not always seen eye to eye with Wright, who admitted he previously held a grudge against Keane for his mockery of Arsenal's lack of Premier League titles compared to manchester united.

“Now I see him as my friend, but like I say, when we played I didn't like him, I didn't like him at all,” Wright said.

“I remember when I won my Premier League medal, when the camera came in, I remember saying: 'Roy Keanewinner's medal'.

“Because Roy Keane once said to me, 'Wrighty, you've got a cabinet full of losers' medals.'

“It's the kind of comment I would have said if the shoe was on the other foot, but when he said it, it hurts you. I laughed deep inside because he's a killer, he finishes you off, bam.”

This is not the first time Wright has gone under the knife for a knee problem.

In February 1998, at age 34, Wright underwent surgery on his left knee after tearing the cartilage.

The current champions England They faced France, Wales and the Netherlands in the tournament.

The draw means that England's Dutch coach, Sarina WiegmanHe faces his native country.

The competition will take place next July in Switzerland.