Diego Maradona admitted to hospital

Football legend Diego Maradona has been admitted to hospital in Argentina with undisclosed ’health problems’ although it is not related to Covid-19. Maradona, 60, was taken to the Ipensa clinic in La Plata. Maradona’s doctor said he had been feeling poorly for some time and will be held under observation for ’at least three days.’

Diego Maradona admitted to hospital

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