Messages of support are seen outside the private clinic where Argentine former football star and coach of Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata Diego Maradona underwent a brain surgery for a blood clot, in Olivos, Buenos Aires Province, on November 9, 2020
OLIVOS (ARGENTINA) – Argentine football great Diego Maradona is progressing well after brain surgery on a blood clot and could be discharged this week, his doctor said Monday.
Maradona, 60, underwent surgery last Tuesday to remove a clot lodged between his brain and skull.
“Diego is in the mood to leave, and we are evaluating the discharge that could be tomorrow or probably Wednesday, we have to see the clinical parameters, but the progress is very good,” Leopoldo Luque told reporters.
Maradona, who went into isolation two weeks ago after one of his bodyguards…
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