Colón and Unión pay tribute after Miguel Ángel Russo's death | OneFootball

The Boca world, and Argentine football in general, is going through a moment of deep sorrow following the passing of the historic coach Miguel Ángel Russo, who had been admitted to his home after a severe case of weakness with a reserved prognosis.

The head coach who led the xeneize team to victory in the 2007 Copa Libertadores and who was managing the team until his death, was 69 years old and had been seen very tired recently while in charge of the La Ribera team.

His death was confirmed this Wednesday after having been hospitalized since early September for brief periods.

The clubs from Santa Fe, Colón (where he managed 12 matches) and Unión, issued messages of support on their social networks.

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