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'Argentina's soccer legend Diego Maradona may be the next coach of the Iranian National Football team, Iran's semi-official Mehr news agency reported on Monday.' (more...)

Celebrating Maradona's 50th birthday with the new PUMA King Diego line.

Diego Armando Maradona; born 30 October 1960 is an Argentine former football player and was manager of the Argentine national team between November 2008 and July 2010. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players of all time. (more...)

Yesterday we saw a video celebrating the Church of Maradona in which devotees celebrate the birth of their "god" with pizza and beer. PUMA has decided to celebrate the 50th birthday of the Argentinean legend with a limited edition pair of PUMA King boots inspired by the famous number 10. Featuring an Argentina inspired white/midnight navy/crystal ...

This may just be passion for the sport exemplified in one of the most unique ways I have ever seen. In this episode of We Are Eleven, VICE travels to Argentina to attend Mass at the Church of Maradona. Yes, there is a religion dedicated to Diego Maradona... I need to hang out with these cats and experience at least one of the celebrations for ...

Diego Maradona is a player who certainly needs no introduction around here. His achievements on the field are undeniable, his impact on the game is unquestionable, and his status as one of the best footballers of all time is firmly intact. As a player, Maradona stayed brand loyal throughout his career when it came to his boots. He wore PUMA ...

I have a folder of things that I find inspiring. It's about as random as any collection of images that you could imagine. I'll go through it now and then just to grab some inspiration for something new we may be working on or just to spend some time getting lost in images. I found this picture of Diego buried deep down in the folder. Just felt like ...

According to Carlos Bilardo, Argentina's national team director ... maybe. From the guardian uk: Bilardo – whom Maradona accused of betraying him – said there are no names in the pipeline to succeed the 1986 World Cup winner and believes he could take up his role again if he sits down and talks to the AFA president, Julio Grondona. "If ...