US EditionEngland Great Paul Gascoigne Rushed to Hospital, Found Collapsed at Home
POOLE, DORSET, ENGLAND, JUL 20 – Paul Gascoigne, 58, is stable and recovering in hospital after being found semi-conscious at home; he is expected to remain under medical supervision for several days, friends said.
- Paul Gascoigne, the former England and Newcastle midfielder, was taken to hospital following an incident at his Dorset home on July 18, 2025.
- His collapse followed a long battle with alcoholism and mental health issues, compounded by past injuries that sidelined him for four years.
- Gascoigne was discovered semi-conscious by his friend Steve Foster and initially admitted to intensive care before being moved to an acute medical unit, where his health has improved and become stable.
- Medical staff expect Gascoigne will remain hospitalized for several days while receiving treatment, and Foster expressed thanks for the support from old friends wishing him well.
- Gascoigne’s health emergency highlights ongoing challenges despite past efforts to manage addiction and underlines his status as a cherished football figure of the 1980s and 1990s.
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