25 Years After Maradona's Farewell in La Bombonera: a Farewell that Was Left in History
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On November 10, 2001, Diego Maradona surrounded his last performance in La Bombonera of world figures, unusual moments and a declaration of love for football that transcended generations.
On November 10, 2001, thousands of fans gathered on the Boca court to formally fire the icon of Argentine football in an unforgettable tribute that marked the end of his professional career.
Diego Maradona was 41 years old, had retired four years earlier and in a Bombonera to the hands, had an unforgettable farewell. There was music, stars, special guests and many touches of quality, but the afternoon broke when the 10th took the microphone. "I was wrong and paid, but the ball, the ball was not...
On November 10, 2001, Diego had his homage on the Boca court. Surrounded by his friends, with the 10 of the Selection and the shirt of Riquelme lived a historic day for world football. From El Gráfico we shared the gallery of images of that day.
On November 10, 2001, Diego Armando Maradona’s farewell match took place: in La Bombonera de Buenos Aires, the Argentine team of Marcelo Bielsa, with the “Diez” in its ranks, and the “Resto del Mundo”, made up of a combination of figures that included – among many others – Juan [...] La entrada A 25 años del primera “adios” a Diego Maradona was first published in Primera Edición.
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