Tragedy As Chelsea Legend Loses Son In Ghastly Quad-Bike Accident

Tragedy As Chelsea Legend Loses Son In Ghastly Quad-Bike Accident

  • Micheal Ballack has lost his son Emilio to the cold hands of death after he was killed in a quad-bike crash
  • The teenager who currently resides in Portugal was crushed to death as firefighters tried saving his life
  • Ballack had a successful football career with the German national team, Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich and Chelsea

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Michael Ballack's son Emilion has been reportedly killed in a quad-bike crash in Portugal, Mirror, Daily Mail.

How it happened

Reports from Portugal claim the incident occurred during the early hours on Thursday, August 5, 2020, in Troia south of Lisbon close to one of Ballack's properties.

Tragedy as Chelsea legend loses son in ghastly quad-bike accident
Micheal Ballack lost his precious 18-year-old son in a quad-bike crash. Photo by @emilioballack
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The 18-year-old died after being crushed by a quad-bike as firefighters tried to rescue him near the Villas do Mar estate but to no avail.

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The young lad recently posted pictures of his time at the beach with his family on his social media handle.

Ballack's career

After a career-fulfilling spell at Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich, Ballack joined Chelsea in 2006 and spent four years at Stamford Bridge.

He won the Premier League in the 2009-10 season as well as three FA Cups, League Cup and Community Shield.

The German legend also featured in the 2007-08 Champions League final for the west London club but lost to a Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired Manchester United on penalties.

Ballack returned to Germany to play for Leverkusen and retired after spending two seasons.

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Meanwhile, Briefly News had earlier reported that Arsenal legend Paul Merson has named four teams he believes stand the best chance to win the Premier League next season. Last term, Man City emerged champs after beating rivals Man United to the title by 12 points.

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The Pep Guardiola-tutored side ended the campaign with 86 points to storm to victory, with Liverpool, who had won the title the previous season finishing third with 69 points.

Briefly News had also reported that Chelsea have rekindled their interest in re-signing Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan after the Belgian striker has become one of the best strikers in the world, Sky Sports, Mirror.

The Blues are in desperate need of a natural forward with the likes of Olivier Giroud and Tammy Abraham getting off their ranks this summer.

However, it is understood that Lukaku will cost the west London club a whopping €100million in a bid to land their former striker.

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