Diego Maradona who died on Wednesday, November 25, had wished he had one more opportunity to spend a day with his mother, Dona Tota.
In his final interview as cited in SunSport, the legend craved for a final moment with his mum who had died in 2011 as the legend stated in his final interview.
The 1986 Fifa World Cup winner had brain surgery just a few weeks back and there were signs that he was gradually recovering.
News of his death stunned the globe and many have continued to pour their emotions – having the legend’s late mother Dona Tota in their thoughts.
Argentine football outlet Clarin had a final interview with the star on his 60th birthday where he stated that he regrets not having his parents around, adding that he would have loved one more moment with his mum. He said as cited in SunSport:
“Football gave me everything I have, more than I ever imagined. And if I hadn’t had that addiction, I could have played a lot more.
“But today, that is the past. I am fine and what I regret the most is not having my parents. I always make that wish, one more day with Tota.”
News of his death has allowed his final act of kindness break out having helped those who have struggled during the pandemic.