Diego Armando Maradona, one of the best football players, died in La Plata at the age of 60. The news is confirmed by all South American media.
the Argentine, who often had health problems after his football career he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in early November.
The sad news that Diego Armando Maradona reached us on Wednesday, after the news reports in Argentina. Here in this blog, we’ll keep you up to date with the latest news on the 60-year-old’s passing, as well as upcoming tributes.
Before that he was admitted to La Plata hospital
Maradona, from a favela in Buenos Aires, fits perfectly with football icons Pelé and Johan Cruijff, to which Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi can now belong.
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President Alberto Fernández immediately announced three days of national mourning in the South American country, AFP reported.
Shortly before the announcement that shocked the nation, Argentinian media reported that Maradona
He had suffered a serious health problem on Wednesday and was being treated by doctors at his home north of Buenos Aires.
Choosing the best is often a matter of taste. But there’s no doubt that El Pibe d’Oro, as one of his nicknames suggests, with his superior ball control, unmistakable dribbling, phenomenal insight into the game, and his many, many goals, has been. one of the greatest footballers. all time.
Not literally, by the way: Maradona
he was only six feet above the blades of grass. However, he is the creator of one of the most famous head balls in history. That is: the cunning striker made it look like a head when he surprised England goalkeeper Peter Shilton at the 1986 World Cup. He actually used his hand, although the sinner was hiding behind it. a higher power: it was the “Hand of God”. “.
In that same quarter-final, Maradona became immortal with a second goal. Thanks to the impressive solo from the middle circle that preceded it, this 2-0 entered the books of the FIFA World Football Association as the best goal of the century.
In addition, the public proclaimed Argentina’s “Footballer of the Century”, although FIFA had to share this honor with Brazilian Pelé.
Pluisje ‘also figuratively shaped the Mexican tournament: he personally guided Argentina to the world title. Just as he led Napoli to two domestic titles after a disappointing entry into Europe at Barcelona, he remains the only one to applaud the southern Italian club. He almost won Maradona the status of “saint” in Naples.