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Former Argentine national team guard Pablo Cavaiero took the life of a man in a car accident, according to the media of the South American guard.
Vladimir Manchev’s former partner in the Spanish Lenante collided with a man while driving his Volkswagen Tiguan jeep.
The incident occurred Friday night as the 46-year-old Atlanta ’96 vice Olympic champion was returning from a game. He is currently the manager of the local Veles Sarsfield and saw the victory of his graduates with 2: 0 as a guest of Argentinos Juniors.
The victim’s name is Juan Rivero, who was 57 years old. Cavayero has been charged with involuntary manslaughter.
An emergency team was immediately called to the scene of the accident, but medical personnel were unable to save the victim’s life. It is believed that he jumped in front of Cavaiero’s jeep, which did not react.
The driver was not arrested, but is at home. The car was confiscated by the police to carry out all the necessary investigations.
During his career, Pablo Cavaiero has played for Veles Sarsfield and Unión Santa Fe of Argentina, Espanyol, Celta and Levante of Spain, as well as Peñarol of Uruguay. He has recorded 26 matches with the national jersey and is part of the Gauchos team in the 1998 and 2002 World Cups. In 1996, he won an Olympic silver medal in Atlanta, after the Argentines lost 2: 3 to Nigeria in the final. .
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