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ArabicEx-English Premier League player is in an induced coma following a collapse while jogging in his native Czech Republic, according to his agent.
Pavel Srnicek: Former Czech Republic goalkeeper in 'critical condition'
Photos: Ex-Premier League keeper "in critical condition in hospital" after suffering cardiac arrest.
Former Newcastle United goalkeeper Pavel Srnicek is in a critical condition in hospital following a cardiac arrest, his agent confirmed on Monday.
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Photos: Ex-Premier League keeper "in critical condition in hospital" after suffering cardiac arrest.
Srnicek enjoyed two spells at the English Premier League side Newcastle: the first from 1991-98 and the second between 2006-7. In total, he made over 150 appearances for the club.
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Photos: Ex-Premier League keeper "in critical condition in hospital" after suffering cardiac arrest.
Srnicek, now 47, also had stints at West Ham United, Sheffield Wednesday and Portsmouth after starting his career in his homeland with Banik Ostrava.
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Photos: Ex-Premier League keeper "in critical condition in hospital" after suffering cardiac arrest.
The goalkeeper made a total of 49 appearances for his country between 1994 and 2001. He also played club football in Italy, for Brescia, and in Portugal, for Beira-Mar.
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Photos: Ex-Premier League keeper "in critical condition in hospital" after suffering cardiac arrest.
Srnicek played all three games for his country at the Euro 2000 championship, retiring a year later after they failed to qualify for the 2002 World Cup.
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