Will has still paid an emotional tribute to the presenter and girlfriend of Sky Sports Emma Saunders while a treacherous health battle continues.
Saunders, who works as a presenter and reporter of the Day of the Party for Sky, was treated for thyroid cancer at the beginning of the current season and is now recovering from a cerebral infection called encephalitis.
He was still forced to leave her in the hospital to fulfill her duties as Manager of Ligue 1 outfit Lens while preparing for a difficult trip to Marseille of the second house.
He inspired a dramatic late victory in Stade Velodrome, with Neil the Aynooui scoring a 94 -minute winner to steal the three points.
But despite the joy in the countryside, he still admits that he remains screwed with anguish like other battles of his partner towards recovery.
“It's difficult,” he said. 'We realize that there are more important things in life than a football game or a shot that enters the upper corner.
Sky Sports presenter Emma Saunders, has revealed that she has a cerebral infection after a battle against brain cancer
Will was still forced to leave his bed to meet the tasks as RC lens manager on the French side
Even so, he managed to inspire a dramatic victory against Marseille high flight when Neil the Ayanaoui scored a 94 -minute goal to steal the three points of the Stade velodrome in Ligue 1
'I was honest with the boys. My girlfriend was in a coma. We had to be with her, we had to take care of her. The group reacted admirably well.
'My wife is stable, she is fine. That is the most important thing. When I returned last Saturday, I knew I was in the best possible place to receive treatment.
'I asked the question openly:' I'm, I'm not going? 'She told me: “You have to leave.”
'I thank the staff and my brothers who were there to do the job when I was not there. I felt that I had to return something, hence frustration and disappointment last week.
She published a photo on her Instagram account from her hospital bed on Friday, explaining her situation to her 71,500 followers and thanking her English manager in a moving publication.
Saunders began the dating coach, Will, 32, who is currently in charge of the lens in France, last year and the duo became public with his relationship during euros 2024.
Holding a teddy teddy giraffe, he opened in his recent condition and fans and colleagues flooded the comments section with messages of support.
The tastes of the commentator Pien Meulensteen and the presenter Hayley McQueen were among those who sent messages of good will, and the publication received thousands of I like a few hours of being shared.
Saunders is in a relationship with the English manager still (right), which is in charge of the lens
Saunders shared the update of his hospital bed, where he held a teddy giraffe
The legend said: 'Hello friends. Unfortunately, life took an unexpected turn a couple of weeks ago and now I am out of work while I recover from encephalitis, an infection of the brain.
'I hope I don't spend much time until I see the end of 2024/25 again, especially after getting part of the start of the season before this when they treated me for thyroid cancer.
'Then, while I spend time reconstructing and rebuilding again, I just wanted to thank my family and friends for their solid support as a rock, my colleagues in Sky for their patience allowed me the time to heal and our wonderful NHS for their extraordinary kindness and care.
“And, of course, you will remain you and be there for me.”
In his career, Saunders has also worked for people like BBC Sport, at the head of women's football on the channel along with his work in Sky.
Seen as a pioneer for female transmission in sport and football, she also worked as a stadium presenter for the main sporting events, including International England, the World Cup, Rugby matches of the six nations and the first MLB game in the United Kingdom.
Starting his transmission work on the student radio at the University of Southampton, he soon joined the BBC report scheme with a London location before embarking on a postgraduate scheme and joining Watford in the internal channels of the club.
He also became the first broadcaster of the stadium in a Premier League club in the process, and began working on Sky and BBC as his career advanced.
Even and soldiers have been dating last year, making their relationship public during the Eurocup 2024
Saunders has worked for people like Sky and BBC after spending time previously with Watford
She is seen as a pioneer for female transmission in sport and football for her work.
Several colleagues and others in the industry flooded the comments section to wish him well, in the photo, Gary Neville
Even so, meanwhile, he went viral years ago when he became the youngest manager of the five best leagues in Europe as head of Reims in France at the age of 30.
At 31 at that time, they still published two photos of himself and Saunders during the 2024 Eurocup together with two emojis, one of the football and the other that represents a heart. Saunders was labeled in the publication.
He was born in Belgium, but his two parents are English.
Meulensteen, meanwhile, commented on the publication: “Oh Emma, wishing you a quick recovery and sending a lot of love.”
McQueen added: 'Oh my God, Emma. Very surprised to read this, but sending a lot of love and waiting for you to return to our screen soon! Much love x '
Becky Iives, who works for TNT Sports, wrote: 'Oh my God! I am very sorry to read this! Send you so much love and wishing you a quick recovery!
Meanwhile, Simon Thomas de Soccer Saturday published: 'Sorry to know that you have gone through this Emma. They miss you! Take care and I hope you feel much better soon x '
Emma Paton, Clinton Morrison and Ben Foster were also among those who commented on the position.