Deion Sanders is facing serious health issues with his left foot primarily due to poor blood circulation. He has neuropathy (loss of feeling) on the bottom of his foot and persistent pain. In 2021, he had two toes amputated because of blood circulation problems and blood clots. More recently, his medical team has warned that he could potentially lose his entire left foot if the circulation issues worsen or if complications arise from his ongoing foot problems. The problem stems from deteriorated blood flow: normally, three arteries supply blood to the foot, but after previous surgeries, Sanders is down to just one artery, which is now only about 66% open. Attempts to reopen these arteries have a low chance of long-term success. He has also undergone multiple surgeries, including emergency surgery related to a blood clot. His dislocated toes cause friction and pain, complicating his condition further. Doctors have emphasized the risks and the possibility of amputation if the condition is not addressed soon. Sanders has expressed a desire to have corrective surgery during the summer to avoid interfering with his coaching schedule. In summary, Deion Sanders' foot problems involve severe vascular disease leading to poor circulation, neuropathy, toe amputations, and the looming risk of losing his entire left foot if the condition deteriorates further