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The Spanish footballer, Paula Dapina, refused to keep a minute of silence due to the spirit of the legend of the late Diego Maradona, and decided to sit on the ground, while the rest of the players kept a minute of silence in honor of the deceased, and Paula Dabina, 24, sat and played with the Spanish team Viages Entres FF. , On the ground and turned his face to the opposite side, while the rest of the players remained with their heads bowed in respect to the spirit of one of the football legends.
“I refuse to observe a minute of silence for the rapist and child molester, and as soon as I learned that there will be a commemoration of his memory, I refused to observe a minute of silence for homosexuals, rapists and child abusers,” said the player Paula Dapina, in statements to the Spanish newspaper AS.
The player sits on the floor
And he continued: “I realize the importance of Maradona in the history of football, and that he was an athlete who had a wonderful talent in football”, but to be a player you have to have values that exceed your abilities.
Dabina was known among her peers as a woman with strong feminist ideals, and when she arrived at the Abegundo stadium, she revealed that she was not aware that there would be a minute of silence for Maradona, Russia reported today.
On the other hand, the mayor of Naples, Luigi de Magistres, announced that the “San Paolo” stadium, the team’s bastion, will be renamed the “Diego Armando Maradona” stadium in memory of the Argentine legend who left our world last Wednesday at the age 60 as a result of a heart attack. “Futbol Italia” there are many suggestions that came from the fans and various members of the club to take this step.
He said: “There are many great ideas, but in the end, the name would be: Estadio Diego Armando Maradona.”
Work is already underway to change the name of the stadium, and the council has confirmed that the Maradona-specific collections that fans have placed outside in front of the huge virtual sanctuary will eventually be brought to the stadium and kept in a special room in the stadium, between the found a metal plate made by a fan that already bears Maradona’s name.
The funeral of soccer legend Maradona took place last Thursday at the Argentine presidential palace, in the presence of millions of fans of the Argentine star, who were eager to watch him, before he was buried in the Bella Vista cemeteries.
