MIRACLE man Fabrice Muamba took to Twitter at the weekend to thank fans for their support and to support his teammates.
It is the first time the Wanderers star has tweeted since his collapse during Bolton’s FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham Hotspur on March 17.
The 24-year-old has stunned doctors with his recovery since his heart stopped beating naturally for 78 minutes.
Muamba was discharged from The London Chest Hospital on April 16 — a month after he suffered the cardiac arrest.
The midfielder has been recovering at his Cheshire home with his fiancee Shauna and their three-yearold son Joshua.
On Saturday morning, Muamba tweeted: “ Thank you so much for your prayers, love and support. Good to be back on Twitter.”
Muamba, who set up a Twitter account in January this year, has 238,285 followers.
He also tweeted support to his teammates and said: “Hoping #BWFC pick up three points today, come on lads we can do this.”
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