Drogba diagnosed with malaria

Didier Drogba was last night diagnosed as suffering from malaria, Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti confirmed today.

Drogba diagnosed with malaria
Tue, 09 Nov, 2010 - 14:06

Didier Drogba was last night diagnosed as suffering from malaria, Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti confirmed today.

The Ivory Coast striker was thought to have been suffering from a virus in recent weeks but blood tests revealed it was the tropical disease.

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