Hi °C | Lo °C Tiger Woods' agent has categorically denied there was “illegality” involved in the world number one golfer's treatment by Dr Anthony Galea, who was charged with selling an unapproved drug.
Galea, an Ontario-based sports doctor, earlier this year treated Woods in his recovery from a knee injury but is now the subject of a joint Canada and United States investigation and will appear in a Toronto court on Friday.
“The treatment Tiger received is a widely accepted therapy and to suggest some connection with illegality is recklessly irresponsible,” an IMG spokesman said.
