Alejandro Larrea, a Great Saprissa Figure, Died, Confirming ‘La Nación’ From the Club and From Uruguay
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Alejandro Larrea, who was a scorer and champion with Saprissa in the 1990s, died in Uruguay at the age of 59.
What was the cause of Alejandro Larrea’s death? Costa Rican football received on Saturday, August 22, a news story that particularly struck those who remember the stage of Alejandro Larrea as a footballer of Saprissa and, years later, as a member of the technical corps of the National Team. The Uruguayan died at 59 years in his native country, where he resided and continued to be linked to the [...] Ferlin Fuentes El Mundo CR
Former Uruguayan footballer and coach Alejandro Larrea died at 59 years of age. Known versions after his death indicate that he suffered a heart attack, although his family has not publicly communicated more medical details. Alejandro arrived in Costa Rica in 1997 to wear the shirt of Deportivo Saprisa, where he crowned champion and left a deep imprint on the purple hobby before retiring at the Ramonense Sports Association. The former steering w…
Costa Rican football mourns the loss of one of its most beloved international figures. The former Uruguayan striker, top scorer with Deportivo Saprissa and assistant coach of the national team at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, passed away from a heart attack. Central American football, and especially the Deportivo Saprissa family, is in mourning following the passing of former Uruguayan player and coach Alejandro Larrea, who died at the age of 59…
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