Alejandro Sabella died: the lament of the football world on social networks

12/08/2020 4:28 PM

• Clarín.com

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Updated 12/08/2020 4:29 PM

The news hit hard on the holiday Tuesday in Argentina: Alejandro Sabella died.

And the world of football, still hit by Diego Maradona for days, came out to say goodbye to him on social networks.

"I deeply regret the death of Alejandro Sabella. A fateful year. RIP," wrote Diego Latorre, one of the first to tweet from his account to fire the former World Cup runner-up with Argentina, in Brazil 2014.

From the official account of the Copa Libertadores they fired the DT champion with Estudiantes in 2009 with an emotional message.

"Goodbye. At the age of 66, Alejando Sabella, DT champion with @EdelpOficial of the #Libertadores 2009 and the coach who led @Argentina to the final of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, died."

I deeply regret the passing of Alejandro Sabella.

A fateful year.

RIP.

- Diego Latorre (@dflatorre) December 8, 2020

😢 Goodbye.

At the age of 66, Alejando Sabella, DT champion with @EdelpOficial of the #Libertadores 2009 and the coach who led @Argentina to the final of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, died. Pic.twitter.com/Sy6lIhV3F4

- CONMEBOL Libertadores (@Libertadores) December 8, 2020

Carlos Salvador Bilardo's brother, Jorge, wrote in capital letters: "

."

ALEJANDRO DIED, THE WHORE WHO PARIED HIM

- Jorge Bilardo (@JorgeBilardo) December 8, 2020

"Alejandro Sabella passed away. Above all else, a good guy and a teacher. He left his players much more than a tactical concept. One of the essential race of Argentine football. He will remember him forever. A big hug to everyone. his family. RIP ", wrote the sports journalist Juan Pablo Varsky, who added a famous video of DT explaining how to play the best Barcelona in recent years.

Alejandro Sabella passed away.

Above all, good guy and teacher.

He left his players with much more than a tactical concept.

Of the breed of the essentials of Argentine soccer.

You will remember it forever.

Strong hug to all your family.

RIP.

pic.twitter.com/R3ioXsHzQl

- VarskySports (@VarskySports) December 8, 2020

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