Footballer Paige Bowyer-Walker, 20, dies after being hit by automotive in Turkey | News World

Paige Bowyer-Walker suffered severe injuries when she was hit by a automotive after going out for a meal
(Picture: Solent News)

A young footballer has died after being hit by a automotive while on holiday in Turkey, her parents have said.

Paige Bowyer-Walker had gone out with friends for a meal on the last night of their holiday in Kemer when she was struck by a automotive going ‘extremely fast’ on June 28.

The 20-year-old, from Gosport in Hampshire, needed emergency surgery suffering several injuries including a fractured skull.

After every week in a coma, her family said Paige died on Sunday, July 6.

Her devastated mum Niki Bowyer and pa Stu Walker paid tribute to their ‘beautiful girl’.

Paige Bowyer-Walker
Paige played for Gosport Borough Ladies Reserve Football team (Picture: Solent News)

Niki said: ‘It’s with a broken heart and deep regret that we announce the passing of my beautiful girl.

‘Her heart stopped beating at 8.30pm on the 6.7.25.Her poor little body suffered to much trauma – she just had enough.

‘We’d like to try to process how we’re going to do life without seeing our beautiful girl again.

‘Paige was loved and adored by so many and I do know she felt the identical about you all.

‘Fly high my beautiful girl, till we meet again. I’ll perpetually carry you in my heart.’

Her friend Emily Taylor arrange a GoFundMe to support Paige’s medical treatment while she was in intensive care.

Paige Bowyer-Walker
Paige’s mum described her as a ‘beautiful girl’ (Picture: Solent News)

The pair became close playing for Gosport Borough Ladies Reserve Football team.

In an update posted on Wednesday, she said: ‘Unfortunately Paige’s body shut down and Paige passed away Sunday evening.

‘She spent the previous few days of her life spent along with her mum and pa who’re totally broken.

‘Paige was told every day how much she was and is loved by everyone and the way much support we were all sending her. She spent every week fighting for her life and now she is out of pain.’

The fundraiser has raised greater than £8,000 from 300 donations, which can go towards ‘support[ing] the family’, Emily said.

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