Itala is shocked, especially the football world, after learning of the sudden death Andrea Caponeformer footballer Cagliariamong other equipment, died at 43 after a strange event in the island of Sardinia. Capone, a popular former midfielder at Cagliari, was found dead in a hotel after partying with friends on this Italian island, where police are currently investigating the event.
In principle, according to local media, Andrea Capone received a blow to the headreason for his death. After that, medical services they arrived at the hotelbut they could do nothing to resuscitate the former footballer. However, the reason for the death is not entirely clear, hence the strangeness of the case. Capone could have suffered a heart attack before the blow to the head, even if a certain mystery surrounds this tragic event.
Investigators are still working on site to try to reconstruct the former footballer’s last hours and will soon view recordings from the hotel’s internal security cameras. The autopsy will also be crucial and, according to Italian media, it will be carried out soon. Everything suggests an accident due to a health problem, but no scenario is excluded because what happened surrounds a certain mystery. And that’s it Andrea Capone He apparently spent the night alone in a two-story suite despite partying with several friends beforehand.
Mourning for Andrea Capone
Italian football is in mourningbut above all Cagliari, the team in which Andrea Capone spent a large part of his career, club of which he was young player and who made his debut at just 19 years old in the 2000-01 season, a year of football in which this club played in Serie B, the Italian second division. In addition to his hometown of Cagliari, Capone also played for Sora, Treviso, Vicenza, Grosseto and Salernitana.
“The link with his land will remain impossible to breakfor a boy who has always been characterized by his professionalism, dedication and passion. Qualities that will remain in the hearts of those who were lucky enough to know him and rub shoulders with him on and off the playing field. “Cagliari Calcio is close to the family in this moment of great pain,” Cagliari wrote in a moving statement.
This club defines Andrea Capone as “a crystalline talent” who “immediately became known for his undeniable qualities”: “At Primavera (that’s what the reserve team is called), he formed with David Suazo an entirely technical, fast and goalscoring duo who would later part of the first team.” Capone played 123 matches in total for Cagliari, scoring 12 goals and providing seven assists.
All of Cagliari Calcio learn with emotion and deep sadness the news of the death of Andrea Capone, who died only 43 years ago.
Riposa in rhythm, Andrea 😔❤️💙
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– Cagliari Calcio (@CagliariCalcio) September 29, 2024
