Since the Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona began training in Jimnasia La Plata, he has had a solid reception at any stadium he visits in Argentina with his team, and the last honor he received was in the stadium of the Oracan team.
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Newell’s Old Boys assigned Madonna a “throne” to sit on during the match. -
A player of Oracan donated to Madonna a shirt with Diego’s name and number “10”
On Friday, Maradona arrived at the Uracan stronghold, “Thomas Adulovo Doco”, while the audience carrying pictures of him and the rock band “Las Bastias del Apoilo”, whose song “Que es Dios?” Dedicated to the Argentine “legend”, which presented a direct paragraph to honor the world champion with “Tango dancers” in 1986 and one of the best football players in history.
In addition to the chants, flags and images bearing the name and image of Maradona, the retired Oracan player, Miguel Angel Brindisi, presented Maradona with a shirt that contains the name Diego and the number “10” for which he is famous.
Maradona returned to Orakan stadium, after an absence of 24 years, where he had his last visit, before he retired while playing at Boca Juniors, where he scored one of his most beautiful goals, and despite that, the Oracan fans waited for him with the same passion that all the “legend” fans in Argentina have.
In statements to “Ify,” Julian, one of the Oracan fans, before entering the stadium wearing a shirt, told Maradona that the Argentine legend would be received “as he deserves.”
Ouracan Stadium is not the only one that prepared to receive Maradona, since he took the training of Jimenezia, Diego was honored in the Argentine stadiums he visited.
Diego Armando Maradona just casually strutting past.
In complete awe. Me that is, not him. pic.twitter.com/zaDZMrll90
– Rico (@ThatBoiRico) February 1, 2020
In Mendoza, Godoy Cruz Maradona fans greeted with chants and a sign with his image, as happened at Banfflide Stadium.
When he visited the Taires de Cordoba stadium, the club president went to the stadium and handed Maradona a shield of appreciation.
But the most warm reception was at Newells Old Boys, which Maradona played in 1994, the club gave him the captain’s armband and shirt, and he was assigned a “throne” to sit on during the match.
In the midst of this welcome, Mardawana faces the challenge of getting the Chimnasia team out of the relegation zone, which complicated with his draw against Oracan (1-1) at dawn on Saturday in the 18th round of the Argentine league to finish the team in the 19th place with 16 points.
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