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Period: 1995 BCE to 1995 BCE
her eighth team, Racing Club
In 1995, he assumed the technical direction of Racing, however, he did not finish the Clausura 1995 at the Academy. I count 11 matches with two wins, six draws and five losses. -
Period: 1994 BCE to 1995 BCE
her seventh team, Deportivo Mandiyu
After his controversial performance at the 1994 US World Cup, where he tested positive for anti-doping control, the Argentine 10 returned to his country to make his coaching debut for Mandiyú. In 12 games he achieved only one win plus five losses and six draws. -
Period: 1993 BCE to 1994 BCE
her sixth team, Newell´s Old Boys
'Diegol' returned to Argentine football in 1993 where he wore the 'leproso' shirt. In that club he played five official matches and the only goal in this team did so in a friendly match against the Ecuadorian team -
Period: 1982 BCE to 1984 BCE
Her third team, FC Barcelona
Unfortunately"his stay was not very successful: in two years, he suffered first hepatitis and then a serious injury," the portal says. In 58 games he scored 38 goals. -
Period: 1982 BCE to 1994 BCE
Seleccion de Argentina
As a footballer Diego Armando Maradona participated in four world championships (Spain 1982-Mexico 1986 - Italy 1990 - USA). 1994). In his third world championship, Maradona won the second championship for his country becoming the best player in the world. -
Period: 1976 BCE to 2020 BCE
Born of Maradona
Maradona was born in Ladun, Buenos Aires, in a humble family. -
Period: 1960 BCE to 2020 BCE
Birth
Diego Armando Maradona was born in Ladún, Buenos Aires, in a humble family, had a very difficult childhood dominated by poverty but still managed to succeed. -
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Her first team, Argentino Junior
He played from 1976 to 1981 scoring 116 goals in 166 games. -
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Her first team , Argentino Juniors
He played from 1976 to 1981 scoring 116 goals in 166 games. -
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Her second team , boca juniors
La Bombonera enjoyed its gambetas from 1981 to 1982, In this club played 40 games scoring 28 goals. He subsequently returned to the 'Xeneize' team (1995–1997) to play 31 games and score 7 goals. That's where the idol ,"he hung the booties." -
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her fourth team, Napoli
Your arrival at the club would be a historic event. More than 60,000 people went to the San Paolo Stadium in Naples to see Diego's performance. His first two seasons were modest (1984-1986). But in the next, his goals led the Italian southern club to two domestic titles and a UEFA Cup. In 1991 he left the team because he was found positive in an anti-doping control. Diego played 259 games and scored 115 goals. -
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Her fifth team, Sevilla FC
He arrived at the club for the 1992–1993 season. After his cocaine-consumption scandal, the Argentine star had a new chance to play football. In the presentation match against Bayern Munich in nse he recorded an income of 150 million pesetas (900 000 euros currently). At the end of the match the result was 3-1 in favour of the Spanish team. He played 29 games with a record of 7 goals.