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Diego Maradona
More than a particularly winning player, Maradona was a revolutionary player.
Former Argentine footballer Diego Armando Maradona died on Wednesday at the age of 60.
The Argentine star died of a cardiopulmonary arrest at his home in Buenos Aires, his lawyer confirmed to the local press.
The football legend - who won the 1986 World Cup with the Argentina team - had recently undergone surgery for a brain hematoma and was on the mend.
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Maradona may have been the greatest football player in his country's history, but he was much more than that.
Some, for example, regarded him as a god; others like a devil.
But he wasn't just a footballer: he was a successful TV presenter, a controversial football coach and manager, a scathing commentator in the internet age, a central protagonist in global entertainment, a political activist and an example for millions of people around the world.
Likewise, he was a hypermedia figure who had fallen out of favor because of scandals, drug addiction, and his sympathy for controversial leaders.
Maradona
Maradona was born into a modest family
Modest origins
Maradona was born on October 30, 1960 in Villa Fiorito, a small, poor town on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, the fifth in a family of eight siblings who depended on his father's work as a boatman.
Like his life, Maradona's football triumphs had an epic degree that made him a hero for two closely related and intensely passionate peoples: Argentina and Naples.
By representing these two peoples, Maradona exposed to the world not only a gifted left-hander, perhaps unique, but also a charisma to materialize the historical claims of the populations identified with defeat and exclusion.
This is how the "Pibe de Oro", the "Pelusa", the "Cosmic Kite", became "D10S".
Diego Maradona (Argentina) during a round of 16 match of the 1990 FIFA World Cup against Brazil. Argentina won 1-0. (Photo by RENARD eric / Corbis via Getty Images). 24 June 1990GETTY
Maradona: six decades of football
1960Diego Armando was born in the province of Buenos Aires. In 1976 he started playing pro with Argentinos Junior
1979First World Cup victory with Argentina's national Under-20 team in Japan
1986 The famous "Hand of God" against England in Mexico City 86. Argentina wins the World Cup by beating Germany
1997 Retires as a professional player on his 37th birthday after a third doping control
2000 Wins the FIFA Player of the Century award with Pelé
2008 Becomes coach of Argentina's national team for two years, and continues to lead teams until his death
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A leading player
Maradona has won a lot of important things in football. In order of importance: a Football World Cup, two Italian leagues, a European cup, two Italian cups, an Italian supercup, a Spanish king's cup, an Argentinian league and a youth world cup, among others things.
In addition, he was the top scorer in the Italian league, three times top scorer in the Argentinian tournament and has been awarded numerous times as "the best in history", "the best of the century", "the best of World Cups ".
His sporting successes led him to be ambassador of UNICEF and FIFA, "professor of dreams" at the University of Oxford and coach of soccer teams in Mexico, Belarus and the United Arab Emirates, between others, and the Argentine national team.
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