Diego Maradona Sinagra He debuted as the new coach of the UD Ibarra from group XII of the Spanish Third RFEF. But the anecdote did not stop there. ‘El Chiringuito’ did not want to miss it. And the thing is, the technician of the UD Ibarranicknamed as Diego Jr He left a clear message to his new pupils: “Forget my last name, it sucks me. It’s not easy, but forget it,” he said. A phrase that went viral on social networks instantly. Diego Maradona Sinagra was born in Naples on September 20, 1986 and was a beach soccer star. He was legally recognized as Maradona’s son in 1993.
“I’m here to win. I have to win, because I didn’t leave my children five hours away by plane to continue losing games,” he said in his talk. Maradona’s son acknowledged that “it is an experience that I needed” and thanked him for the warm welcome he has had in Las Galletas: “In this neighborhood they gave me a lot of love in one day.”
Diego Maradona Sinagra He again warned that “people have to love me for who I am as a person, not for the last name I have.”
The new UD coach Ibarra also spoke about his father Diego Armando Maradona: “For children, parents are superheroes, and for me he was always like that. I am a human being, the greatest was not a human being, he was from another planet. For me, my dad was the best in the world,” he said.
