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Heart could kill Fadiga!

REUTERS, Rome
Senegal left-winger Khalilou Fadiga's dream of playing for Inter Milan could be ruined after the club's doctors found he has a potentially life-threatening heart complaint.
The 28-year-old signed for Inter last week from AJ Auxerre after playing more than 50 games last season. Medics say he has an abnormal heartbeat and could have a heart attack on the pitch.
"If he's put under pressure, Fadiga's life is at risk," Bruno Caru, one of Inter's heart consultants, told Italian media. "He has a problem that could cause cardiac arrest ... and it's surprising how he's managed to play up until now.
"My hypothesis, which still has to be confirmed, is that something happened in the last six to 12 months."
Fadiga's problems came to light less than a month after Cameroon midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe, also 28, collapsed during a Confederations Cup semi-final in France.
He was carried off on a stretcher and died later. An autopsy concluded heart problems were to blame.
In 1996, Inter Milan's doctors discovered that newly-signed Nigerian striker Kanu had a faulty aorta valve and said he would never play again. But an operation in the United States was successful and Kanu, now with Arsenal, renewed his Inter career.
Fadiga, part of Senegal's World Cup squad last year, seemed baffled by Inter's findings.
"Honestly, I can't understand what's happening," he was quoted as saying in sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport on Friday. "I have nothing to hide."
"Everything is fine, apart from a bit of stress and a problem with my right knee which I've had for ages and didn't stop me playing more than 60 games for Auxerre and
Senegal last season."
"It's true that in Italy the tests are much more severe than elsewhere but everyone can make a mistake," his agent Issa Traore told Italian news agency Ansa.
"I think that by Monday or Tuesday, we'll know for sure."
Fadiga began his career with Paris St. Germain but made his name in Belgium with Liege and Club Bruges before joining Auxerre in 2000. He had agreed a three-year contract with Inter, who finished second in Serie A last season.