Andy RhineHota: the Cardiff City midfielder pays homage after his brother’s death
Thailand’s reports claim that Rhinehota’s brother was participating in his first fight by Muay Thai on Friday 28 March and collapsed several minutes after leaving the ring following a third round stop.
“I hope this helps to heal the pain even if only slightly,” said the former Renomhota reading player In his Instagram post,, external which includes a photo of his brother in front of a promotional billboard for his struggle.
“You lived your life to the maximum and I know you wouldn’t have regrets even now.
“As a brother they are not better than you, caring, kind, support, the list is infinite, you have always taken care of me in every possible way and I should have told you as much as it meant for me.
“I know you will continue to supervise me and provide me with the strength and love you always have.”
In a declaration On their X account,, external Cardiff said: “Our thoughts and love go to Andy Rhinehota and his family.
“We are all with you, Andy.”
Rhineshota was one of the best Cardiff artists this season, but was not involved in Saturday’s draw against Sheffield on Wednesday.
A midfielder or right back, he played 77 games for the Bluebirds since he joined reading in 2022.
He played 139 times during five years with the Royals, while he also played 16 games during a loan spell Rotherham last season.
