Former Real Madrid and Everton winger Royston Drenthe is in hospital after suffering a stroke.
The 38-year-old ex-Netherlands international was admitted to hospital on Friday.
The news was announced by FC de Rebellen, an agency which represents former footballers including Drenthe.
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A statement read: "Last Friday, Royston Drenthe suffered a stroke.
"Drenthe is currently receiving good care and is in good hands. The team and those involved hope for a speedy recovery."
Drenthe began his professional career with Feyenoord before moving to Real Madrid in 2007, winning the La Liga title a year later.
He went on loan to Everton in 2011-12 and spells at other clubs included Reading and Sheffield Wednesday.
A statement from Everton on X read: "Everyone at Everton wishes Royston Drenthe a full and speedy return to full health after reports he's been taken to hospital."
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