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He was discharged from the hospital exactly 14 days ago. At the time, his agent said he was ready to fight his own illness.
The best goal of the century remained, ‘Mano de Dios’, innumerable amazing dribbles, the memory of innumerable goals with the small appearance of the defenders. But Diego Maradona, the creator of those stories, did not stay. One of the best players in the history of world football has died in just 60 years after suffering a heart attack.
A few weeks ago, La Plata entered a clinic with symptoms of depression, anemia and dehydration. But a few days later, it was discovered that he had a blood clot in his brain. For this reason, the world champion captain was transferred to a hospital in Buenos Aires. Maradona’s complex surgery was performed there earlier this month.
The surgery was successful. From then on he insisted on going home. But the doctors didn’t want to take the risk. He was under observation for a few days. That surgery was so complicated that Maradona’s technician, Matthias Morla, said it was probably the “most difficult moment” of Maradona’s life. “(The surgery) could have taken his life,” he said.
According to Argentine media sources, Maradona suffered a heart attack on Wednesday. The news was delivered to the hospital. The ambulance arrived shortly after. But the last defense did not. The prince of soccer took his last breath. It was confirmed by his agent Matías Morla. But a couple of weeks ago, he said, Maradona was fine. The 1986 World Cup winning captain was ready to fight his own illness.
Claudio Tapia, president of the National Football Association, has expressed his deep sorrow over the death of the legend. “Diego Armando Maradona … you will always be in our hearts,” he said.
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