Diego Maradona Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

Diego Maradona is a legend throughout the entire existence of football. He is viewed as perhaps the best footballer close by Brazilian legend, Pele. Nicknamed El Pibe de Oro (The Golden Kid), he drove Argentina to World Cup wonder in the 1986 World Cup. Football fans will always remember his unbelievable objectives against England in

Diego Maradona is a legend throughout the entire existence of football. He is viewed as perhaps the best footballer close by Brazilian legend, Pele. Nicknamed “El Pibe de Oro (The Golden Kid”), he drove Argentina to World Cup wonder in the 1986 World Cup. Football fans will always remember his unbelievable objectives against England in the 1986 World Cup quarterfinals, one of which objectives is named as the “Hand of God”. At the club level, he began his football profession at Argentinos Juniors and is notable for his time at Barcelona and Napoli, where he won various awards. He likewise played for Boca Juniors, Sevilla, and Newell’s Old Boys.

His expert vocation was influenced by a few contentions, most by his cocaine enslavement. He was even restricted from football for a very long time. He later neglected to restore his impact on the ground. He resigned from worldwide football with 34 objectives and resigned from proficient football with 312 club objectives. He scored 354 objectives for club and country before retirement. After retirement, he sought after an administrative profession. He dealt with a few clubs just as Argentina’s public football crew.

Celebrated NameDiego Maradona
Age60 Years
Nick Name“El Pibe de Oro” (“The Golden Kid”)
Birth NameDiego Armando Maradona
Birth Date1960-10-30
GenderMale
ProfessionFormer Footballer
Place Of BirthLanus, Buenos Aires
Birth NationArgentina
NationalityArgentine
Famous ForConsidered one of the greatest footballers of all time.
Home TownVilla Fiorito
FatherDiego Maradona Sr.
MotherDalma Salvadora Franco
Siblings2
BrothersHugo and Raul
Career Start1976
Debut ClubArgentinos Juniors
TeamArgentinos Juniors, Boca Juniors, Barcelona, Napoli, Sevilla, Newell’s Old Boys
PositionAttacking Midfielder
Jersey Number10
Marital StatusDivorced
WifeClaudia Villafane (1984-2004)
GirlfriendRocio Oliva (Engaged (2014-2018)
Children5
SonDiego Sinagra, Diego Fernando
DaughterGiannina, Dalma, and Jana
Sexual OrientationStraight
EthnicityWhite
ReligionChristianity
Height1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
Body TypeAverage
Eye ColorDark Brown
Hair ColorBlack
Source of WealthSalary, contracts, endorsements
Net Worth$100,000 (at the time of his death)

Unfortunately, the incredible footballer Maradona died of a respiratory failure on 25 November 2020. The following is the point by point prologue to Maradona’s biography: early life, vocation, dependence, details, records, grants, accomplishments, medical problems, passing, individual life and so on

Diego Maradona was born on 30 October 1960. His original name is Diego Armando Maradona. His origination is in Lanus, Buenos Aires in Argentina. He held Argentine identity. He was born to a helpless family. His old neighborhood is Villa Fiorito, a shantytown on the southern edges of Buenos Aires. He was born to a dad, Diego Maradona “Chitoro” Sr, and a mother Dalma Salvadora Franco ‘Dona Tota’. He had two more youthful brothers, Hugo and Raul.

Diego Maradona began playing football at an early age. He was spotted by a headhunter at 8 years old while he was playing in his local club, Estrella Roja. He immediately turned into a fascination of the lesser group of Buenos Aires’ Argentinos Juniors. He grew up venerating Brazilian Rivelino and Irish George Best.

Maradona made his expert presentation for Argentinos Juniors on 20 October 1976, turning into the most youthful part throughout the entire existence of Argentine Primera Division. He scored his introduction Primera Division objective against Marplatense on 14 November 1976.

He went through 5 years with the club from 1976 to 1981. During his time at the club, he scored 115 objectives in 167 appearances for the club.

Having gotten rewarding proposals from a few top South American clubs, he decided to make an exchange to Boca Juniors. He endorsed with the club for $4 million on 20 February 1981. He played just a season at the club, assisting the club with winning the association title with 28 objectives in 40 appearances.

He then, at that point joined Barcelona for a then world-record expense of $7.6 million after the 1982 World Cup. In his two seasons with Barcelona, he scored 38 objectives in 58 appearances in all rivalries. He assisted the club with winning Copa del Rey, Copa de la Liga, and Supercopa de Espana, all in 1983.

Nonetheless, Maradona’s profession at Barcelona reached a conclusion when he engaged in a fierce conflict with adversary players during the club’s installation against Athletic Bilbao in the 1984 Copa del Rey last. An unpleasant tackle on him by an adversary player made Maradona enraged and began the conflict. Every one of the players engaged in the fight. Maradona headbutted, elbowed, punched, kneed, and kicked adversary players. Fans in the arena tossed objects on the field that harmed more than 60 individuals. The occurrence caused Maradona’s exchange out of the club.

Maradona made more progress at the club level when he joined the Italian club Napoli in 1984. He had joined the club for a then world-record charge, $10.48 million. He played 7 seasons with the club, winning 2 Serie A titles, 1 Coppa Italia, 1 UEFA Cup, and 1 Supercoppa Italiana. He scored 115 objectives in 259 all appearances in all contests for Napoli.

Nonetheless, his residency at Napoli additionally caused some debate. His own issues expanded at that point. His substance misuse proceeded with that drove him to miss games and preparing. He likewise confronted the outrage of having an ill-born child. He was likewise affirmed to have a kinship with the Camorra. He was given a 15-month boycott for bombing a medication test for cocaine and left Napoli in shame in 1992.

Maradona then, at that point got back to La Liga and joined Sevilla in 1992. For the club, he scored 8 objectives in all rivalries.

He didn’t score any objectives during his short sting at Newell’s Old Boys.

He got back to his previous club, Boca Juniors in 1995. He scored 7 objectives after his re-visitation of the club.

He resigned from football with 312 club objectives in 588 appearances in all contests.

Maradona was a compelling part in Argentine football history. He assisted Argentina with winning FIFA World Youth Championship in 1979. He scored his senior worldwide objective on 2 June 1979 against Scotland. He later proceeded to address Argentina in 1979 Copa American, 1982 World Cup, 1986 World Cup, 1990 World Cup, and 1994 World Cup. He drove Argentina to world cup wonder in 1986.

His first objective against England in the quarterfinal match of the 1986 World Cup became quite possibly the most amazing objectives in football history, where he scored the objective with his hand. That objective became known as the “Hand of God”. He scored his second objective of the match running with the ball from his own half, spilling past five English players. The objective was casted a ballot “Objective of the Century” in a 2002 online survey led by FIFA. In 1993, he assisted Argentina with winning Artemio Franchi Trophy.

He was sent home in the wake of bombing a medication test for ephedrine doping during the 1994 World Cup. His worldwide vocation finished after the medication test.

Diego Maradona’s second objective against England during the 1986 World Cup was casted a ballot the Goal of the Century.

Maradona’s administrative profession began in 1994. He oversaw Corrientes in 1994 and Racing Club in 1995. He was named the lead trainer of the Argentina public group in October 2008. His administrative vocation with the public group was not productive. He had won his initially coordinates as a supervisor however experienced the most exceedingly terrible misfortune in Argentine history with a 6-1 loss to Bolivia. He was allowed a 2-month boycott by FIFA in the wake of utilizing harmful language at the live post-game question and answer session during the 2010 World Cup. Argentina later chose not to recharge his agreement.

He became supervisor of Dubai club, Al Wash FC in May 2011. He was sacked in July 2012. He then, at that point turned into the associate mentor of the Argentine club Deportivo Riestra in August 2013. He ventured down from his part in 2017 to turn into the lead trainer of the UAE second division club, Fujairah. He neglected to lead the club to get an advancement and left the club toward the finish of the period. He became lead trainer of the Mexican second division club, Dorados in September 2018. He ventured down from his job after the club neglected to tie down advancement to the first class. He turned into the director of the Gimnasia de La Plata in September 2019. He had an agreement with the club through the 2020-21 season.

Argentine Primera División top scorers: 1978 Metropolitano, 1979 Metropolitano, 1979 Nacional, 1980 Metropolitano, 1980 Nacional

FIFA World Youth Championship Golden Ball: 1979

FIFA World Youth Championship Silver Shoe: 1979

Argentine Football Writers’ Footballer of the Year: 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986

South American Footballer of the Year: (official honor) 1979, 1980

Olimpia de Oro: 1979, 1986

Guerin d’Oro (Serie A Footballer of the Year): 1985

UNICEF European Footballer of the Season: 1989–90

FIFA World Cup Golden Ball: 1986

Diego Maradona drove Argentina to World Cup brilliance in 1986.

FIFA World Cup Silver Shoe: 1986

FIFA World Cup Most Assists: 1986

FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 1986, 1990

Onze d’Or: 1986, 1987

L’équipe Champion of Champions: 1986

Joined Press International Athlete of the Year Award: 1986

World Soccer magazine’s Player of the Year: 1986

Capocannoniere (Serie A top scorer): 1987–88

Coppa Italia top scorer: 1987–88

FIFA World Cup Bronze Ball: 1990

FIFA World Cup All-Time Team: 1994

South American Team of the Year: 1995

Ballon d’Or for administrations to football (France Football): 1995

World Team of the twentieth Century: 1998

World Soccer magazine’s Greatest Players of the twentieth century: (#2) 1999

Argentine Sports Writers’ Sportsman of the Century: 1999

Marca Leyenda: 1999

Number 10 resigned by Napoli football crew as an acknowledgment to his commitment to the club: 2000

FIFA Player of the Century: 2000

FIFA Goal of the Century (for his second objective against England in 1986 FIFA World Cup quarter-last): 2002

FIFA World Cup Dream Team: 2002

Brilliant Foot: 2003, as football legend

FIFA 100 Greatest Living Players: 2004

Argentine Senate “Domingo Faustino Sarmiento” acknowledgment for lifetime accomplishment: 2005

Most prominent Footballers in World Cup History: No. 1, by The Times, 2010

Best Athlete ever: No. 1, by Corriere dello Sport – Stadio, 2012

Globe Soccer Awards Player Career Award: 2012

World Soccer magazine’s Greatest XI ever: 2013

Most prominent Football Players of All-Time: No. 1 by FourFourTwo magazine, 2017

Most prominent Football Players in World Cup History: No. 1, by FourFourTwo magazine, 2018

Napoli unsurpassed Top Scorer (1991–2017)

Italian Football Hall of Fame: 2014

AFA Team of All Time: 2015

Diego Maradona wedded Claudia Villafane on 7 November 1984. The couple shared two little girls, Dalma Nerea and Gianinna Dinorah. The couple separated in 2004. He conceded that he is the dad of Diego Sinagra during his separation procedures. He had would not go through DNA tests in 1993. He met his child, Diego without precedent for 2003. He additionally has two additional kids, Diego Fernando and Jana from his different connections. He was locked in to Rocio Oliva from 2014 to 2018.

The unbelievable footballer Diego Maradona left the world on 25 November 2020. He died of a coronary failure at his home in Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina. He died at 60 years old. He was conceded to a clinic for mental reasons on 2 November 2020. He had gone through crisis mind a medical procedure to treat a subdural hematoma. He was delivered after fruitful medical procedure. He was recently professed to be dead multiple times inside a month in April 2007.

Diego Maradona was one of the greatest acquiring footballers of his time. He set an exchange record when he joined Barcelona for $7.6 million. He set another exchange record when he joined Napoli for $10.48 million. He had underwriting manages a few organizations including Puma and Coca-Cola. He acquired an extra $1.5 million from his supports. He has showed up in a few plugs and computer games.

Following his retirement from proficient football, he began an administrative profession, that additional some to his fortune. Notwithstanding, in March 2009, Italian authorities declared that Maradona actually owed the Italian government €37 million in neighborhood charges, €23.5 million of which was accumulated interest on his unique obligation. in 2009, Italian police held onto a couple of studs worth £3,600 from Maradona in a bid to recuperate neglected expenses from his time at Napoli. Three years before this, the police took two Rolex watches worth 10,000 euros. In any case, his total assets at the hour of his demise was accounted for at just $100,000.

Diego Maradona remained at a stature of 1.65 m for example 5 feet and 5 inches tall. He had a normal body fabricate. He tended to gain weight and experienced progressively stoutness. He weighed 280 lbs at a certain point. He went through gastric detour a medical procedure in March 2005. His eye tone was dull brown and his hair tone was dark. His sexual direction was straight.

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