Twelve years after the devastating ski accident that changed his life, new claims about Michael Schumacher’s health have surfaced once again. According to the latest account, the seven-time world champion is no longer confined to bed, and is able to sit in a wheelchair while being moved around his residences under constant medical care.
A rare update in a long silence
Since the accident in 2013, Schumacher’s health status has remained one of the most tightly protected stories in world sport. The new claim stands out because it suggests a clearer shift in his physical condition than what has been publicly discussed in recent years.
Round-the-clock care continues
The report says Schumacher is cared for by his wife Corinna, supported by a team of nurses and therapists who provide 24-hour assistance. His daily routine is said to be closely monitored, with medical support always present.
Privacy remains the family’s red line
Schumacher has not been seen in public since the accident, and his family has consistently drawn a firm line around his privacy. The controlled flow of information has meant that only a small circle has had direct access to him.
Speculation persists, questions remain
Over the years, Schumacher’s condition has been the subject of repeated rumours. The latest report also suggests he may understand some of what is happening around him, though not necessarily everything—an assessment that reflects continued uncertainty about the full extent of his recovery.
Twelve years on, the world is still watching
Schumacher suffered a severe head injury while skiing in December 2013. Since then, fans have waited for even the smallest sign of progress. The new claim has once again placed the spotlight on a story that has never truly left the public’s mind.
