When was Maradona at Barca?

The Argentine star was a footballer for FC Barcelona between 1982 and 1984, a period in which he scored 47 goals in 75 matches. Diego Armando Maradona, an FC Barcelona footballer between 1982 and 1984, has died.

How did Maradona leave Barcelona?

Everyone has to be at his place,” told Maradona the newspaper. The Argentine legend revealed some details on their problems: “They took my passport away and this was when I decided to leave because it was a personal document that I needed.” This fight made him leave the club.

Who broke Maradona leg?

Andoni Goikoetxea
When Andoni Goikoetxea broke Diego Maradona’s ankle in 1983, it gave the Argentinian plenty of time to think as he plotted his revenge on the Butcher of Bilbao. Maradona returned after months out before Barcelona’s Copa del Rey final with Athletic Bilbao at the Santiago Bernabéu in 1984.

When did Diego Maradona sign with FC Barcelona?

On 4 June 1982 Diego Armando Maradona put pen to paper on a contract with FC Barcelona; the best player in the world was finally a blaugrana. Barça’s pursuit of the Argentinian had begun several years before at the instigation of man who was to play a vital role in bringing the tousled haired, barrel chested genius to Camp Nou: Nicolau Casaus.

What was the relationship between Maradona and Barca?

The form of ‘El Pelusa’ continued to impress the fans at Camp Nou with six goals in his first 13 league games at Barça. Less impressed was the blaugranes’ pragmatic German coach Udo Lattek with whom Maradona had a relationship that was distant and at times overtly hostile.

What are Maradona’s top 10 goals on YouTube?

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What did Maradona wear to Mallorca in 1983?

Early in the 1983/84 season Barça were away at Mallorca for a league fixture. In the dressing room before the game, however, Maradona was not a happy camper. ‘El Pelusa’ had brought no less than six pairs of boots yet somehow none were satisfactory to the Barça star.