Forward operated for a tumour, Ternana renews her contract

He operates for a nose tumor and the Terni extends her contract by one year, for the whole of next season. It happened at Deborah Salvatori Rinaldi, 31-year-old striker from Abruzzo for the Umbrian club, with a past at Milan and Fiorentina. On March 1, Deborah underwent unilateral sinus emptying surgery after the discovery of a growth of tumor origin. The operation at the Sant’Anna hospital in Como went without complications but the player will now have to observe a period of absolute rest and follow specific therapies to be available again in the next competitive season.

Ternana’s announcement: “We are a family”

To comfort her in the recovery process came the announcement of Ternana Calcio which extended her contract to reiterate that “it is not just a football club but a real family for all its athletes”. A commitment that comes first of all from the volcanic president, Stefano Bandecchi, the founder of the Niccolò Cusano University, protagonist of heated clashes with a part of the fans, but always in the front row for his social commitment. In recent months Ternana Women had already offered a contract to Alice Pignagnolithe 33-year-old soccer player from the Lucchese put out of the squad by the club because she was pregnant. Now the new gesture towards the attacker who expressed her gratitude with a touching message on Instagram, recounting her life after the discovery that the tumor was malignant on February 20th.

The announcement to the teammates: “We all cried that day”

The day she communicated the news to her teammates, the best surprise arrived: “That morning, after training, Paolo Tagliavento and Isabella Cardone were in the locker room with the renewal in hand. Ternana made me cry that morning”. “We all cried that day, but then they all lifted me up to heaven and reminded me that I wouldn’t have gone to surgery alone,” said the forward, “the operation went well. It’s going to be a difficult time , made of very little effort, slowness, patience, headaches, radiotherapy, checkups and visits.For 31 years I drew my masterpiece, but then a “monster” burned my canvas It will never be the same, but with a deep breath , ups and downs, the people who love me and the medicine, we’re going to buy another canvas to start over.”