Legendary Italian soccer player Sandro Mazzola has died
Legendary Italian soccer player Sandro Mazzola has died at the age of 84. While playing for Inter, he won the European Champions Cup twice and the Intercontinental Cup.
This was reported by Inter’s press office, which did not mention the cause of Mazzola’s death.
While playing for Inter, he won the European Champions Cup and the Intercontinental Cup twice and was crowned Italian champion four times. It is worth noting that Mazzola spent his entire career with the Milan-based club.
As a member of the Italian national team, Mazzola played in 70 matches and scored 22 goals. He competed in three World Cups and was a silver medalist at the 1970 tournament. In 1968, Mazzola won the European Championship as a member of the Italian national team.
After retiring, the legendary player worked as a sports commentator.
As a reminder, former NBA forward Michael Sweetney died at the age of 43 in Newark, New Jersey, USA. He passed away at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.
