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Chelsea Legend Michael Ballack’s Teenage Son ‘Emilio’ Killed In Quad Bike Accident Around 2a.m
Chelsea and Bayern Munich legend Michael Ballack’s teenage son Emilio killed in Quad bike accident around 2a.m in Portugal.
The deceased, born in 2002, is one of Michael’s three son from his relationship with the then-girlfriend Simone Lambe.
Just like in two, three or four wheeled vehicles, quad bike accidents can lead to serious or fatal injuries.
According to research, some of the factors that contribute to quad bike accidents and injuries includes lack of experience.
Other factors includes lack of head protection, excessive speed as well as age of the operator.
Emilio, the 18-year-old son of former Chelsea and Bayern Munich midfielder Michael Ballack, has reportedly died in a quad bike accident in Portugal.
According to Portuguese media, the teenager was killed in a quad bike accident in the early hours of Thursday morning, at around 2am.
Emilio was said to be riding his quad bike on an uneven piece of land near the Ballack family home, when the bike rolled backwards and fell on top of him.
Chelsea FC, where Michael Ballack won the Premier League and three FA Cups, has sent their condolences to the Ballack family, tweeting:
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Chelsea Tweeted :
“Everybody associated with Chelsea Football Club is shocked and saddened to learn of the death of Emilio Ballack at the terribly young age of 18,”
“All our thoughts are with his father Michael and his family at this sad time.”
The deceased was born in 2002 to Michael’s then-girlfriend Simone Lambe. 44 year old Ballack also has two more sons, born in 2001 and 2005, from his relationship with Lambe.
Quad Bike Accidents
Note : Not the exact quad bike incident
Just like in two, three or four wheeled vehicles, quad bike accidents can lead to serious or fatal injuries. Quad bike accidents are now some of the leading causes of death and severe injuries in some countries, especially in Australia.
According to research, some of the factors that contribute to quad bike accidents and injuries includes lack of experience and head protection, excessive speed as well as age of the operator.
