A Newcastle fan named Eddie McKay was stabbed in Milan on Monday evening. He was accompanied by his son and a buddy when they had been attacked by a group of seven or eight men and women, who had been reportedly wearing balaclavas. Mr. McKay is presently in a steady situation in the hospital, just after getting stabbed at about midnight. Newcastle released a statement expressing their concern for the really serious assault and assured that they are operating with nearby authorities to fully grasp the predicament. They also wished for Mr. McKay’s complete and speedy recovery.

Mr. McKay suffered stab wounds to his back and arms just after falling to the ground even though attempting to escape. Milan police confirmed that paramedics treated him at the scene and then transported him to a nearby hospital. Later on Tuesday, Mr. McKay’s loved ones will be flying to Milan to be by his side. His daughter, Rachel McKay, informed Sky Sports News that her father is steady but in shock. She talked about that he is disappointed to be missing the match but desires other Newcastle fans to be conscious and keep protected. Rachel also explained that her brother witnessed the attack and is in shock as properly. She added that they have not slept all evening.

The motive behind the attack is nonetheless unknown. The incident raises issues as Newcastle prepares to play their 1st Champions League match in 20 years against AC Milan at the San Siro on Tuesday evening. The club has four,000 tickets for the game, but there are also fans without the need of tickets who have traveled to Milan for the match.