Michael Schumacher's former manager Willi Weber has called for an honest update on the present condition of the Formula One legend, who is recovering following a skiing crash about two years ago.
Weber believes that the German's fans would be more at ease if they would be provided with an honest message from the family about his current state of health, Sport24 reported.
Earlier in 2015, Weber had slammed the Schumacher's family on his Facebook page, saying that the F1 legend's wife Corinna had not allowed him to meet the driver.
Schumacher, who has recorded seven Formula One titles and 91 race wins, was injured while skiing during a French Alps vacation in 2013 and has been going through his painfully slow recovery at his Swiss lakeside home.
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