Agencies – Local media in Argentina quoted close to the Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona the last phrase he uttered minutes before his death, where he said: “I am not feeling well.”
Members of his family indicated that he was eating breakfast when he began to feel upset, and said, “I am not feeling well.” After that, he returned to his room to lie down, and in the meantime relatives called the ambulance, and within minutes health teams came to his home.
The sources emphasized that “with the arrival of the doctors, Maradona was no longer able to breathe, and the doctors were unable to save him.”
Maradona was at his home in the city of Tigre, near the capital, Buenos Aires, where he was going through a recovery period from an operation he had conducted in early November, due to a blood clot in the brain.
Maradona is considered one of the best players in the history of football, as he won the title of world champion in 1986, and played in several clubs, including “Boca Juniors” (Argentina), “Barcelona” (Spain), and “Napoli” (Italy). Coach for teams and clubs, including Arab.
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez declared three days of mourning in the country for the legendary Diego Maradona.
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