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The most complete striker in football history
According to Reuters and CNN, on the 25th (local time), Maradona died at his home in the suburbs of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. 60 years old. The cause of death was confirmed to be a heart attack, Reuters quoted the deceased’s lawyer as saying.
Maradona underwent brain surgery for a subdural hematoma (a disease in which a hematoma accumulates under the cerebral dura that surrounds the brain) on day 3, and on day 11 he was discharged from the hospital and received outpatient treatment. At the time, the doctor said the operation was successful, but he died within two weeks of being discharged.
There is no doubt that Maradona is the best player in the history of football. Whenever the biggest debate in history broke out, Pele (Brazil) and Lionel Messi (Argentina, FC Barcelona) fought in the first person. Maradona made his professional debut for the Argentinos Juniors in 1976 and gained attention at the Argentine Boca Juniors (1981-1982). He moved to Europe in 1982, where he spent almost 10 years with FC Barcelona in La Liga, Spain and SSC Napoles in Serie A, Italy. After 1992, he played for Sevilla FC, Spain.
Despite his relatively small stature (167cm), he shook the ground with a thick and solid upper body and the explosive speed characteristic of South American players, unmatched dribbling and menacing left foot kicks. He is evaluated as a “complete forward” and “the god of football” with a balance of skill, power and activity.
The deceased played for the Argentine national team in 91 games and scored 34 goals. The pinnacle of his career was the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. He won the Ballon d’Or, an MVP after leading Argentina to the championship. In particular, the ‘Hand of God’ controversy that took place in the quarterfinals with England remains a hot topic even today. Maradona said: “My head and the hand of God made a goal together” after the ball hit the hand and went into the goal it was recognized as a goal.
After retirement, he served as a leader on various teams. From 2008 to 2010, he was the coach of the Argentine national team. Since last September he has directed the Argentine professional soccer team Himnacia La Plata.
Maradona also had a bad temper. A typical example was that they caught him in a doping test during the 1994 World Cup in the United States and left him. After retirement, he had problems with drugs, alcoholism, and obesity.
“The world of world football has lost its legend”
The world of world football is grieving. Argentine President Alberto Fernández declared a three-day period of national mourning shortly after the news of Maradona’s death.
Pelé, who was called Maradona and the rival of the century, lamented through Twitter, saying: “I have lost a great friend and the world has lost a legend.” “A very sad day”. Pele said, “I hope that one day we can play soccer together in heaven.”
Messi posted several photos of the deceased on Twitter and left a post titled “Goodbye legend (Goodbye legend).” “He left us, but never,” Messi praised, “because it is forever.” Messi took a breath when the deceased was the coach of the national team. Messi was called Maradona’s successor, and now he’s grown up enough to compete with him for the best of all time.
Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal, Juventus) also posted a photo of the deceased on Twitter, saying: “The world said goodbye to the eternal genius of football.” “He was a wizard incomparable to anyone.” Neymar (Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain) said: “You will always be in our memory.”
The Argentine team, FC Barcelona, and SSC Napoli, where Maradona had been in the past, also expressed their condolences on the news of his death.
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