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As a player Claudio ‘The Turk’ Garcia failed to make his mark, but in life he was very lucky, having been an old friend of Diego Armando Maradona, who recently passed away at age 60 and that the former Argentine striker wanted to remember in an interview with “TyC Sportswhere he also launched a poisonous accusation that immediately went around the world feeding suspicions around those who ‘lived’ Maradona and that led to a sad premature death.
“Maradona was kidnapped for ten years by the people he surrounded himself with“he said ‘the Turk’ speechless. A phrase that has reopened the debate by broadening it and expanding its dimensions, not only around the last hours or days of the life of the Kid but of his state in recent years, in which little by little he had surrounded himself with more or less recommended people. It has always been a “honest and loving boy, humble and willing to help everyone“added Claudio García.
In the last years Maradona was alone, with himself. Although in private life and in public appearances there was always someone from his entourage to follow him, the ten he was deeply isolated. And it is this complaint that ‘El Turco’ wanted to shout to the world that Diego cries: “For 10 years those of us who love Diego could not reach him and get in touch with him. Diego was kidnapped slowly, we could never see him. They told us he couldn’t, that he always slept or did something else.”
A situation beyond the paradoxical but that García reveals with some personal reflections: “I think 90% of the time we asked him if we wanted to see him he never found out. For me I did not know many other things. I think something else could have happened if I had been more careful. Claudia? You can’t say anything. I can guarantee her that the only thing that mattered to her was that Diego and the girls were okay. She was with him until the end. “
Regarding the criticism directed at Maradona Even after his death, the former Argentine footballer commented: “Diego was criticized, like everyone else, perhaps more. But I like to remember a phrase from Víctor Hugo Morales: ‘When they speak well of you it is because you are important, it is worse when they say they do not know you at all.
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