Italian club Napoli is considering changing the name of its stadium from “San Paolo” to Diego Maradona after the departure of the Argentine legend from our world.
Diego Maradona, the legend of Argentina and Naples, died yesterday after suffering a heart attack
The death of Maradona shook the world, and football fans, as well as the legends of the game, its stars and clubs, expressed their grief at the loss of the Argentine star.
Press reports revealed that Napoli is studying the possibility of changing the name of his match stadium from “San Paolo” to Diego Maradona, in honor of the player who led the South team to win titles in the eighties of the last century.
The city mayor also asked the president of Napoli to change the name of the stadium as soon as possible in appreciation of what Maradona had provided.
Diego has achieved many tournaments, most notably the Italian League with Napoli and the World Cup with Argentina in 1986.
The 60-year-old has suffered from many health crises recently, as he was admitted to the hospital some time ago to undergo an operation to remove a brain tumor.
The legend had a great, successful sports career, which had many difficulties, such as his relationship with the Italian mafia, the match he played for Pablo Escobar in Colombia, and other controversial matters.
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