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Concerning update made on QPR’s Lyndon Dykes after being admitted to hospital

A concerning update has been made on QPR’s Lyndon Dykes after being admitted to hospital when he was subbed off in the 1-1 draw with Swansea.

The Queens Park Rangers striker was taken to the hospital, with it initially reported that it was due to illness, feeling sick at half time of that game.

On Thursday, he returned to training and was scheduled to travel to Hull to take part in Saturday’s Championship match at MKM Stadium.

He became ill again Friday, and was admitted to the hospital, with fans, staff and players wishing him all the best recovering at the weekend.

QPR manager Neil Critchley spoke more on Dykes’ substitution after the draw with Swansea: “Lyndon was sick at half time.

“He wanted to continue but was obviously struggling.

“We didn’t want to bring him off but we had to.”

The Championship outfit issued a statement regarding Dykes’ health on Saturday which said: “Stay strong Lyndon.

“The club are closely monitoring Lyndon after he was admitted to hospital this week.

“We wish our number nine a quick and safe recovery.”

The Championship club have not disclosed any further details about the Scotland international.

The Scotland National Team Twitter account sent a similar message saying: “Wishing you a safe recovery, Lyndon.”

Meanwhile, Livingston boss David Martindale wished Lyndon Dykes a quick recovery, claiming pneumonia has put the ex-Livi player in hospital.

The manager said, as per FootballMad: “The big man texted me yesterday actually and he sent me a picture, he had been watching Soccer AM in his hospital bed.

“Hopefully the big man makes a recovery very, very soon.

“Lyndon had Covid before Covid was a thing in Scotland. We were going to Ibrox, he trained on the Friday and he phoned me on the Saturday morning to say he had been up all night and had been to the hospital for an X-ray, saying he couldn’t breathe.

“For me, Lyndon struggled to get over that Covid. I thought at one point he had long Covid and now he has pneumonia.

“So he has not had the best of times of it over the past couple of years in terms of his lungs and cardiovascular side of it but everybody at Livingston just wants him back playing football as quick as possible. Hopefully the big man can make a quick recovery.”

Twitter users reacted as a concerning update is made on QPR’s Lyndon Dykes after being admitted to hospital…

@HastingsSteve: Get well soon Lyndon! #LyndonDykes

@sweetfawn479255: Sounds like Lyndon Dykes will be out for a while. Hope he’s okay. 🤞🏼

@PaulHun15212719: Hope you get better soon Lyndon Dykes 👍

@Jensen70283516: Not to be insensitive but isn’t this the kind of things medicals are for. Especially when spending so much money for a club that has none

@ArchieOReilly4: Tbf it’s not necessarily an underlying health issue, could just have a weaker immune system which is common and isn’t something which Shows up in a football medical. Just bad luck on his behalf praying for a speedy and healthy recovery

@G1NG355: Get well soon Lyndon Dykes 👊 💙

@g12dcb: Hampden’s shouting for you, big lad.

@Anthony_Has: Sending Lyndon and his family best wishes. Hoping for a speedy recovery. Your health is the most important thing. Get well soon

@Judecairns_: Lyndon Dykes is the best on earth

@mattimpey: All the best Lyndon and family xx

@derekhailey501: Wishing Lyndon a speedy recovery. Stay strong!

@KingKamara55: Doesn’t look great there, hope he is okay

@HSJS180:
Ohh baby do you know what it’s worth
Lyndon Dykes is the best on earth
Recovery is what he needs
To come back and take us to the premier league 🎶

@GazSuperhoop: Get well soon Lyndon. We need you back buddy 💙🤍💙

@Si_Says8: Rest up Lynd and I hope you are back to full health very soon. Wishing you all the best mate 🙏

@djjannie: I’ve just recovered from pneumonia & that was May and I’m still gubbed… it’s a slow recovery, sad to say he won’t be back anytime soon 🙏🏼

@DW170106: 🙏 praying for the best

@RSCSpecks: Real shame that, reports of him having pneumonia. Wish him a speedy recovery. All the best Dykes.

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