Former Brazilian Deportivo player José Roberto Gama, ‘Bebeto’, He mourned, with a “broken heart”, the loss of Arsenio Iglesias, whom he considered the “great architect” of Superdepor and “a father”.
“I write these lines with a broken heart at the death of the man who was more than a coach to me. Today Arsenio Iglesias left us, a father who helped my friend Mauro a lot Silva and I when we got to Coruña”, he published on his social networks.
“The great architect of Superdepor has left. A figure that transcends the world of football. All of Coruña is crying nowso are my family and I,” he said.
I stand by that”one of the best people is leaving” whom he knew “in this world”.
“Not by expectation, the news is no longer sad. We all know that he is 92 years old and his health is weak. But when you receive news like this, your heart shrinks. With so many lessons, with so many moments. shared and for so many lives, Thank you Arsenio”, wrote Baby.
“I will be forever grateful to you. From here I want to send a very strong hug to the family, so that they know that now we are all very close to them.god Arsenio. Good trip. Rest in peace with Jesus. He will always remain in our hearts,” he concluded.
another classmate babyanother one of that historic Deportivo, also showed his pain for the loss of the beloved coach. Mauro Silva assured that Arsenio Iglesias was like “a father” to him and his compatriot Bebeto, when they joined the Galician outfit in the early nineties.
“It is with great sadness that I received the news that my former coach and dear friend Arsenio Iglesias has passed away. for baby and for me, when we arrived in Spain, he was like a father to us. He taught us a lot about life and football, and we will always remember him,” he wrote on his social media.
He added “Arsenio is a loving person who has a big heart and is always concerned about the welfare of his players”.
“He was instrumental in our successes as a team and I will never forget the moments we shared together,” he said. Maurowho won the 1995 Copa del Rey with Arsenio Iglesias as coach.
“Although his passing saddens us, we will always remember his legacy and his undying spirit. I wish him and his family peace and comfort during this difficult time,” said the former Deportivo and Brazilian team player.
Mauro Silva assured that he will always be with him in his “memory” and expressed his regret at the death of his first coach in Spain, where he defended only the blue and white shirt.
Source: La Verdad
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