This archive report was first published on 30 October 2019.
Diego Maradona, the Argentine football legend, made a triumphant return to his former club Newell's Old Boys as the opposition manager on October 30, 2019. The 59-year-old was given a heroes' welcome, with fans showering him with love and affection.
Maradona's side, Gimnasia, went on to beat Newell's Old Boys 4-0 in a crucial match, marking a significant turnaround in their fortunes. The win was a testament to Maradona's hard work and dedication to his team.
Despite being the opposition manager, Maradona was treated like royalty by the Newell's Old Boys fans. They presented him with a special chair on the pitch, allowing him to watch the game from a privileged position. The fans' love and admiration for Maradona were evident throughout the match, with many chanting his name and singing chants in his honor.
Maradona's return to Newell's Old Boys was a nostalgic moment for the fans, who had been eagerly awaiting his arrival. The Argentine legend had played for the club in 1993, and his return was a testament to the enduring bond between him and the fans.
