On 13 September 1993, 40,000 fans filled up Newell’s Old Boys’ stadium to witness Diego Armando Maradona’s first training session. The great star was making his return to Argentinian football after 10 years playing in Europe. Maradona only played five games for Newell’s, but he left an impressive legacy at the club.
Newell’s Old Boys paid homage to Diego Armando Maradona, who played for the Rosario-based club in 1993. ...read more
Diego Maradona received a warm welcome when he returned to Newell’s Old Boys ground as Gimnasia coach in October 2019. Maradona played for Newell’s in the 1993/94 season. ...read more
The Argentinian Football Association has shared this video thanking Lothar Matthäus for donating Diego Armando Maradona’s 1986 World Cup shirt. ...read more
FC Barcelona manager Xavi Hernández said it will be an honour to play at Diego Maradona stadium against Napoli in 21/22 Europa League play-offs. ...read more
Diego Armando Maradona (30 October 1960-25 November 2020) scored a very special hat-trick on 21 May 1980: his first and only one for the Argentinian national team. The legendary player netted three goals as Argentina won 5-1 at Austria in a friendly. ...read more
On 7 September 1979, Argentina beat the Soviet Union 3-1 in the U20 World Cup Final in Japan and Diego Armando Maradona was awarded the Golden Ball to the best player of the tournament. The rising star had been left out of the 1978 World Cup-winning squad, but this time he was ...read more
Sergio Agüero talks about what 1986 World Cup winner Diego Armando Maradona means to all Argentinians. ...read more
Newell's Old Boys players attended the unveiling event of Diego Maradona's customized aircraft, which name is Tango D10S. ...read more