Gianluca Vialli died

Soccer is in mourning again. After the unfortunate death of mihajlovic Y Pelethis Friday he died at the age of 58 in London, a victim of pancreatic cancer that he had suffered since 2017, the legendary former Italian footballer. Gianluca Villi.

The former Lombard striker for Cremonese, Sampdoria, Juventus and Chelsea, was forced to leave Roberto Mancini’s technical staff due to worsening conditions, failed to win the battle against pancreatic cancer and, after a period of rest after treatment, the pain returned with force without going away. an escape from him. With Vialli leaves one of the most iconic and successful footballers on the Italian scene. His former teams want to say goodbye to him…

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Vialli’s family confirmed the death of the former champion with a note. “It is with immeasurable sadness that we announce the passing of Gianluca Vialli. Surrounded by her family, she passed away last night after a five-year illness that she faced with courage and dignity. We are grateful to the many who supported him over the years with their love. His memory and example will remain forever in our hearts.“.

Born in Cremona, Vialli started his career in Cremonese in 1980 and after four seasons he signed for Sampdoria (1984), a team where he met the ‘azzurro’ coach Roberto Mancini, with whom he became friends he who goes beyond the basics. of the game. Both made history by winning the only ‘Scudetto’ (1991) that the Genoese club cherishes in its record, as well as three Italian Cups (1985, 88 and 89) and an Italian Super Cup (1991).

As an international, he played from 1985 to 1992, making 59 appearances and scoring 16 goals. He finished third in the 1990 World Cup in Italy and reached the Euro-88 semifinals.