Maradona: Mourners Gather Outside Soccer Legend's Home in Argentina
Diego Maradona, the flawed soccer genius who was worshiped in his home country of Argentina after leading the national team to glory in the World Cup, has died. He was 60.
Maradona suffered a heart attack on Wednesday at a house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, where he was recovering after surgery to remove a blood clot from his brain earlier this month. The government declared three days of mourning amid a national outpouring of grief.
Maradona captained Argentina to the 1986 World Cup and won league championships in Italy and at home, granting him the sort of iconic status normally reserved for war heroes. But while his scoring prowess and flair in slaloming past opponents vaulted him into the hall of soccer fame, he struggled to cope with the adulation and his battles with addiction became regular news.
“The best of the lot, no question,” Brazil’s Zico, a titan of the sport in his own right, said in 2005. “I saw Maradona do things that God himself would doubt were possible.”
After retiring Maradona developed heart problems caused by cocaine addiction, and he endured wild weight and fitness swings that seemed to reflect his do-or-die attitudes to both soccer and life.
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Maradona suffered a heart attack on Wednesday at a house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, where he was recovering after surgery to remove a blood clot from his brain earlier this month. The government declared three days of mourning amid a national outpouring of grief.
Maradona captained Argentina to the 1986 World Cup and won league championships in Italy and at home, granting him the sort of iconic status normally reserved for war heroes. But while his scoring prowess and flair in slaloming past opponents vaulted him into the hall of soccer fame, he struggled to cope with the adulation and his battles with addiction became regular news.
“The best of the lot, no question,” Brazil’s Zico, a titan of the sport in his own right, said in 2005. “I saw Maradona do things that God himself would doubt were possible.”
After retiring Maradona developed heart problems caused by cocaine addiction, and he endured wild weight and fitness swings that seemed to reflect his do-or-die attitudes to both soccer and life.
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