11/25/2020 2:33 PM
Clarín.com
sports
Updated 11/25/2020 2:54 PM
Diego Maradona's lawyer, Matías Morla, dismissed the idol this Wednesday with a message on Twitter within minutes of the news of his death due to a cardiorespiratory arrest.
"We'll see you soon, friend. Goodbye Commander. I'm going to miss you," he
posted.
The lawyer had a close friendship with the former soccer player for years and was one of the most listened to voices in his inner circle.
Two weeks ago, Morla had sent a warning for the curious and for those media that invaded the airspace of the San Andrés neighborhood with drones, where Diego spent his last days.
We'll see you soon, friend.
Goodbye Commander.
I will miss you.
- MATIAS MORLA (@MatiasMorlaAb) November 25, 2020
The lawyer then requested "privacy" for the Gymnastics coach and threatened to initiate "legal action" against the intruders.
A few weeks earlier, on his 60th birthday, the lawyer had greeted Diego with emotional words for his birthday: "When we started this adventure together it was the relationship of a lawyer with the most important figure in the world. Today you are my friend, my brother of life and it was all thanks to your humility and greatness ".
"Thank you for all these years shared, for teaching me day by day, for allowing me to fulfill my dream. I wish you a happy birthday and all the happiness in the world because it is what you deserve. You gave everything for your country, for your family, for your friends and
the best wish of those of us who love you well is that you have the best of lives
. I love you very much, friend, "he concluded.
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Maradona died this Wednesday after suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest in the San Andrés neighborhood, in the Buenos Aires province of Tigre, where he had settled days ago after the operation on the head to which he was subjected for a subdural hematoma.
On October 30, he had turned 60.
The footballer died around noon after the doctors who attended him tried to revive him without success.
In recent days, his family and environment had noticed the idol "very anxious and nervous", for which the idea of transferring him to Cuba for his rehabilitation had been raised, where he had already spent a few years fighting his addiction to cocaine.
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