The death of the man who carried Maradona on his shoulders after the 1986 World Cup final: the story of Roberto Cejas.
20.10.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
20.10.2025
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A man who became a star after Maradona's victory has died
The man who unexpectedly became famous when he carried Diego Maradona on his shoulders after winning the 1986 World Cup in Mexico has died. Roberto Cejas, 68, passed away on Sunday after a long battle with illness. His popularity grew thanks to famous photographs taken at the 'Azteca' stadium. Cejas became one of the most memorable fans, and his feat will remain in the memory of many.“The true hero will be the one who always supports their team, especially in difficult times.”Roberto Cejas was not just a fan, but a symbol of true support and dedication to his team. His story reminds us of the importance of community and unity, which is particularly relevant in the world of sports. In honoring his memory, we also remember all the unique moments that sports give us and that leave a mark on our history.
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