Maradona
Diego Maradona was an Argentine footballer and one of the sport's most iconic figures, celebrated for his extraordinary skill, vision, and controversial life. He led Argentina to victory in the 1986 FIFA World Cup, where he scored the famous 'Hand of God' goal and the 'Goal of the Century' against England. Maradona's legacy is marked by both brilliance on the pitch and tumultuous off-field struggles.
Born on Oct 30, 1960 (64 years old)
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Bulgaria:
Maradona was referenced in a comparison to Bogdan Dochev.
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Argentina:
Maradona's face is featured on a flag at the Riverfront Park during the Boca Juniors fans' gathering.
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Argentina:
A video of Maradona is used to express disappointment about the snowfall in Buenos Aires.
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Argentina:
Maradona is mentioned in the context of Argentine sports figures that some fans in Atlanta do not recognize.
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Ireland:
Maradona's Hand of God goal was referenced as a significant moment in sports history.
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Liechtenstein:
Maradona is referenced as a legendary player in the context of past World Cups.
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Andorra:
Maradona is mentioned in relation to a campaign he led called 'Drogas, no.'
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Ecuador:
Maradona is regarded as one of the three gods of football, alongside Pelé and Messi.
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Argentina:
Cristian Kily González played for Boca 'by request of Maradona' in the 1990s.
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Spain:
Maradona's time at Barcelona was marked by a significant title win, despite internal conflicts.
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